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They created a sinister plan to recruit terrorists.sinister = evil
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In the movie, there was a sinister plot to kill people and harvest their organs.
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You can see that what we face is something far more sinister and powerful than we ever imagined. (source)sinister = evil, harmful, or frightening
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John Hammond's about as sinister as Walt Disney. (source)
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"In the far reaches of the world, under a lost and lonely hill," read the module's introduction, "lies the sinister TOMB OF HORRORS." (source)sinister = dangerous or frightening
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It has a sinister feeling to it. (source)sinister = evil or frightening
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Speaking quietly so that no one else would hear, Harry told the other two about Snape's sudden, sinister desire to be a Quidditch referee. (source)sinister = threatening
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People who had hardly noticed his resemblance to Henry Fonda before now never ceased discussing it, and there were even those who hinted sinisterly that Major Major had been elevated to squadron commander because he resembled Henry Fonda.† (source)sinisterly = in an evil, harmful, or frightening manner
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"I know who they are — they're in a bikers' club, the Sinisters," Toots said.† (source)
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In Miller's aerial photo the mountain looked particularly sinister: a huge fin of exfoliated stone, dark and smeared with ice. (source)sinister = threatening
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You'd be a sort of extra-concentrated ghost," said Ron, chortling, as they passed the Bloody Baron going in the opposite direction, his wide eyes staring sinisterly.† (source)sinisterly = in an evil, harmful, or frightening manner
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My family had a beef with the Sinisters.† (source)
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She said it was too dark and sinister and death-oriented. (source)sinister = evil or frightening
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But we don't know what the thing was," said Harry, looking at the sinisterly smooth water.† (source)sinisterly = in an evil, harmful, or frightening manner
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The Sinisters hated Mexicans.† (source)
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I've got her now, he thought as he passed the second floor with a sinister little laugh. (source)sinister = evil, harmful, or frightening
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He passes it over her face, down her throat; then he adds the left hand, the sinister hand, using both together, tenderly, as if picking a lock of the utmost fragility, a lock made of silk. (source)sinister = left
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To this day, radical thought was considered left wing, irrational thought was left brain, and anything evil, sinister. (source)
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