Malignant Meaning in English

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परिभाषा

Describes something very harmful and dangerous, especially used for cancers that can spread and worsen, or for someone or something showing strong ill will.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Mostly formal or medical; in medicine, 'malignant tumor/cancer' means spreading and dangerous, the opposite of 'benign.' Less commonly describes people or intentions with strong evil or harmful purpose.

• Spanish: maligno
• Portuguese (BR): maligno
• Portuguese (PT): maligno
• Chinese (Simplified): 恶性的 - 恶意的
• Chinese (Traditional): 惡性的 - 惡意的
• Hindi: घातक - दुर्भावनापूर्ण
• Arabic: خبيث
• Bengali: ম্যালিগন্যান্ট - মারাত্মক (রোগ) - কুচরিত্র (ব্যক্তি/মনোভাব)
• Russian: злокачественный - злой умысел (реже)
• Japanese: 悪性（あくせい） - 悪意のある（まれ）
• Vietnamese: ác tính - hiểm độc (hiếm khi, mô tả người/ý định)
• Korean: 악성 - 악의 있는 (드물게, 사람/태도)
• Turkish: habis - kötü huylu (tıbbi) - kötücül (nadiren, kişi/niyet)
• Urdu: خبیث - ضرر رسا (مرض کے لیے) - بد نیت (شاذ و نادر، شخصیت/ارادہ)
• Indonesian: ganas - ganas (medis) - jahat (jarang, untuk orang/niat)

उदाहरण वाक्य

A malignant cell divides rapidly and spreads.

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Don't worry, the doctor said it's not malignant.

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She had a malignant look in her eyes when she spoke to him.

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Some rumors can be malignant, causing a lot of harm to people.

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The doctors said the tumor was malignant.

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He was diagnosed with a malignant form of cancer.

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