Legal Definitions - malignare

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Definition of malignare

Term: malignare
Definition: To say bad things about someone or something, or to hurt them physically.
Examples: She was maligning her ex-boyfriend to all her friends. The accident had malignared his leg, and he couldn't walk properly anymore.
Explanation: The word "malignare" has two meanings. The first meaning is to say bad things about someone or something, which is illustrated in the example of the girl maligning her ex-boyfriend. The second meaning is to hurt someone physically, which is illustrated in the example of the person who had their leg malignared in an accident.

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Simple Definition

Term: malignare

Definition: Malignare means to say bad things about someone or something that are not true, or to hurt someone physically so that they cannot move or use a part of their body.

(Note: This word comes from Latin and is not commonly used in modern English.)

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