"Evil" or "wicked"?
Please explain the difference between these two and proper contexts of using them.
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You can use "evil" for extremely immoral and harmful actions or people.
And use "wicked" for immoral actions or people, but also for playful mischief or impressive things in slang.
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The two words are synonyms and can be used interchangeably.
But here is an instance where WICKED has a different usage.
"She has a WICKED sense of humor."
This means that she has a great sense of humor.
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