Vicious in Tagalog

Vicious in Tagalog translates to “malupit,” “marahas,” or “brutal” depending on context. This term describes cruel, violent, or savage behavior. Understanding these translations helps convey intensity and aggression in Filipino conversations, essential for describing dangerous situations or harsh personalities.

Explore the detailed meanings, synonyms, and practical examples below to master using “vicious” in Tagalog contexts.

[Words] = Vicious

[Definition]:

• Vicious /ˈvɪʃəs/
• Adjective 1: Deliberately cruel or violent; savage and aggressive.
• Adjective 2: Immoral or wicked in behavior or character.
• Adjective 3: (Of an animal) Wild, dangerous, and likely to attack.

[Synonyms] = Malupit, Marahas, Brutal, Mabangis, Masama, Mapanganib, Mabagsik, Walang-awa

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: The vicious attack left the victim with serious injuries and trauma.

Ex1_PH: Ang malupit na pag-atake ay nag-iwan sa biktima ng mga malubhang pinsala at trauma.

Ex2_EN: He was known for his vicious temper and violent outbursts.

Ex2_PH: Siya ay kilala sa kanyang marahas na ugali at marahas na pagsiklab ng galit.

Ex3_EN: The dog became vicious when strangers approached its territory.

Ex3_PH: Ang aso ay naging mabangis kapag may mga estranghero na lumalapit sa kanyang teritoryo.

Ex4_EN: She spread vicious rumors to destroy her rival’s reputation.

Ex4_PH: Nagkalat siya ng masamang tsismis upang sirain ang reputasyon ng kanyang karibal.

Ex5_EN: The vicious cycle of poverty and crime continued for generations.

Ex5_PH: Ang brutal na siklo ng kahirapan at krimen ay nagpatuloy sa mga henerasyon.