Synonym: defame, slander, slur, smear, benign. Similar words: mall, small, male, formal, female, dismal, normally, minimal. Meaning: [mə'laɪn] 
v. speak unfavorably about. adj. 1. evil or harmful in nature or influence 2. having or exerting a malignant influence.
v. speak unfavorably about. adj. 1. evil or harmful in nature or influence 2. having or exerting a malignant influence. 
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1 Foreign domination had a malign influence on local politics.
2 She describes pornography as 'a malign industry'.
3 Your behaviours exercised a malign influence on the children.
4 I wish to malign no one.
5 A malign child of the Cold War who had once been the uncrowned underworld king of Berlin.
6 Edward felt that he and the malign force were fairly evenly matched.
7 That was the malign beauty of it all,(www.Sentencedict.com) which I spent seven grudging years admiring.
8 What destroys us most effectively is not a malign fate but our own capacity for self-deception and for degrading our own best self. George Eliot 
9 The alliance, whether viewed as divine or malign, was formally enshrined in the School Certificate examination defined in 1917.
10 The malign effects suffered by inbred animals show how evolution can exploit hidden diversity.
11 The malign coincidence that led to the tragedy was made clear by accident investigators' measurements.
12 Many displayed the malign green of corruption, the verdigris of spiritual gangrene.
13 She gave him a malign look.
14 Is cure malign what idea does melanin tumour have?
15 " How did we malign you?
16 Wait for malign and cogged method to remember this.
17 To free from evil spirits or malign influences.
18 The cure of disease of malign organization cell?
19 For malign and ab extra inbreak fireweed.
20 Can be benign hemangioma changed into malign?
21 One money market appears malign undersell.
22 You malign a generous person when you call him stingy.
23 Malign fate had broken their necks , perhaps(sentencedict.com), but never their hearts.
24 They presume that changing values are declining values and seek some malign influence to blame.
25 They had gotten along well together until his parents came into the vicinity and began to malign his wife.
26 Those on the rung just below are often rendered as ridiculous rather than evil, as inept or boorish rather than malign.
27 Clinton's deviousness evoked a fury among Republicans, and contributed to the malign partisanship of the capital.
28 If the War Crimes Act, denial law and Holocaust day were unarguably just, calculations about malign side-effects would be irrelevant.
29 An aggressive person is open to accusations of being in league with or under the control of malign mystical powers.
30 RNAi (Ribonucleic acid interference) is a technique that attacks specific genes in malign cells, disabling functions inside and killing them.