malevolent
malefic
malign
maleficent
Voldemort
malinfluence
misinfluence
malefactory
nocent
devil in disguise
reap the whirlwind
darkside
villainy
evil-minded
black
malum
aggression
darkhearted
design
catastrophism
evilish
threatfulness
villainousness
ill-boding
cacodemon
maleficient
maleficence
eeevil
evilist
pay
damnum
gangrene
yetzer hara
hit one hard
malevolency
detrimentalness
disavail
malevolence
ill-looking
malice
detrimentality
vice
evil-looking
evil
mischief
blood-curdling
infortune
balefulness
canker
wrongminded
do evil
pestilence
mishallowed
damnous
sinister
condemnation
mal-
execration
curse
evility
as much sinning as sinned against
cacodaemonic
blackness
satanic
misnatured
swarthy
exacerbator
in malam partem
blot one's copy book
ill-usage
fuck around and find out
infamy
ill-use
malevolous
viciousness
harmfulness
devilment
harsh
baleful
diabolic
lesser evilist
black-hearted
infernal
fiendish
diabolical
unholy
demonic
burn one's fingers
worsener
malevolently
hellish
forbidding

English words for 'Having an evil or harmful influence.'

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