wicked
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈwɪkɪd/
wicked means: Very bad and willing to hurt other people, sometimes enjoying it.
adjective
EVIL PERSONB2
Very bad and willing to hurt other people, sometimes enjoying it.
- The wicked king frightened everyone.
- She played a wicked witch in the school play.
- They believed their ruler was deeply wicked.
EXCELLENTB2
Very good, exciting, or impressive.
- That was a wicked party!
- She played a wicked guitar solo.
- Have you seen his wicked skateboard tricks?
HAVING A WICKC2
Having a thread or strip that draws up fuel and burns in a candle or lamp.
- The wicked lamp was ready to light.
- Properly wicked candles burn evenly.
- The maker checked that each candle was correctly wicked.
Questions about wicked
What does wicked mean?
Very bad and willing to hurt other people, sometimes enjoying it.
What is wicked in other languages?
Türkçe: kötü · Español: malvado · Français: méchant · Deutsch: böse · Italiano: malvagio · 日本語: 邪悪な
How do you pronounce wicked?
It is pronounced /ˈwɪkɪd/.
How do you use wicked in a sentence?
The wicked king frightened everyone. She played a wicked witch in the school play.
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