What does evilize mean?
Evilize means to turn someone or something evil.
Evilize
Pronunciation varies by accent · verb
Meaning
to turn someone or something evil.
Definitions by Sense
- to turn someone or something evil
- vilify
Example Sentences
As it happens, an evil dude named Chaos has plans to take over the Skylands. To that end, Chaos engineers a series of machines called the ‘evilizers’ (yes, evilizers, not making this up), which have the propensity to morph normal creatures into evil versions thereof. His plan is to evilize just one of the four great Elemental spirits who control the magic of the Skylands so he can corrupt a volcano which erupts once every umpteen years and fill the entirety of the Skylands with evil.
Desperate to help his friend, but feeling powerless. How frustrating! It won't be long before frustration turns to anger! Fly away, my little akuma, and evilize him.
The FBI is making an effort to “evilize” Islam, Siblani explained, by implying that Muslim-Americans are killers.
Synonyms for evilize
Antonyms for evilize
Related Words
Word Forms
- evilizes
- evilizing
- evilized
Usage Notes
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As it happens, an evil dude named Chaos has plans to take over the Skylands. To that end, Chaos engineers a series of machines called the ‘evilizers’ (yes, evilizers, not making this up), which have the propensity to morph normal creatures into evil versions thereof. His plan is to evilize just one of the four great Elemental spirits who control the magic of the Skylands so he can corrupt a volcano which erupts once every umpteen years and fill the entirety of the Skylands with evil.
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