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  1. 14. Dez. 2011 · Dec 14, 2011. #1. Hi there everyone. What's the comparative form of the adjective evil? According to the rule it should be "more evil" since it is a two-syllable adjective, but I heard Fry from Futurama saying that Bender had become "eviller". Is that correct? Thanks in advance.

  2. 25. Apr. 2009 · I want to make a sentence containing the adjective evil in its superlative form. But I really got confused whether to choose the evilest or the most evil. Although evil has one syllable, the most evil sounds better for me. So what do you suggest? here is my sentence structures The evilest man in the world. or The most evil man in the world.

  3. 29. Juni 2006 · Yes, they are very closely related. During the first sound shift - I think - some words with "v/f" became "b/p" and vice versa: e.g.: Vater/father - pater. wife - Weib. over - über. The same seems to be happened to the word "evil">"übel". According to some etymology patterns, it is to be expected that the word originally means "overstepping ...

  4. 28. Feb. 2019 · Feb 28, 2019. #2. Only your third sentence is correct. Used as an uncountable noun you don't use 'the'. The second one is not colloquial or natural. You would only use the countable 'evils' when you are thinking about specific different evils: See the difference between: Greed, prejudice and hate are the evils that beset the world today. There ...

  5. forum.wordreference.com › threads › why-is-evil-merchant-always-called-echigoyaWhy is evil merchant always called Echigoya?

    28. Jan. 2020 · Senior Member. Osaka, Japan. Japanese - Osaka. Jan 29, 2020. #2. Echigoya (越後屋) is a stereotypical evil-merchant figure in period dramas. He is often seen hatching a plot with a high official (often referred to as 悪代官), where their secret conversation goes like: 悪代官: 越後屋、お主も悪(わる)よのう。. You are ...

  6. 2. Sept. 2017 · The only popular name for conjunctivitis that I know of is 'pink eye'. 1) She has an evil eye. 2) He gave me an the evil eye when I was on my way to work and I got into an accident. 3) He is ill because somebody has given gave him an the evil eye. 4) That child has got evil (means somebody gave him an evil eye) was given the evil eye and became ...

  7. 5. März 2009 · I was wondering how you'd say "a very sick person" in the sense that they're twisted or even evil, rather than physically ill.

  8. forum.wordreference.com › threads › as-though-he-would-wake-from-an-evil-dreamas though he <would wake> from an evil dream

    14. Mai 2015 · Hangzhou,China. Chinese. May 13, 2015. #1. The following question is cited from a set of grammar excercises. At that thought he shook himself, as though he__from an evil dream. A. woke B. wakes C. would wake. D. had woke. The answer is C.

  9. 11. Sept. 2014 · Colorado. English-US. Sep 11, 2014. #2. This is figurative language that means "goodness needs evil to keep it sharp". What does "keep it sharp" mean? It means that goodness needs evil to remain powerful or effective. As a knife needs a grinding stone to remain sharp and effective, so goodness needs evil to remain effective. F.

  10. 16. Apr. 2016 · mandarin. Apr 19, 2016. #5. So..I will summarize. "Dirty looks" seems to be the most commonly used. "Stink eye" is unheard of by lots of people, so I should use it less. "Evil eyes" is something else completely and do not mean anywhere close as to what the first two mean. P.

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