Preposition: of

• slavery: Illustrative of the evils of slavery and commemorative of its abolition in the British colonies.

• terrorism: This is the challenge before us as we seek to eliminate the evil of terrorism.

Converse of object

• overcome: I want to overcome evil with good, in your name.

• perpetrate: By the time they returned, the ten were prepared, and indeed perpetrated an evil which we are still shedding tears over.

• conquer: Jesus is the only person who has ever lived who conquered evil and death.

• confront: Join a nightmarish journey through faith and betrayal as the infamous warrior Jubei returns to confront the ultimate evil!

• repay: Please help me not to return insults or fight back at people to repay evil for evil.

• lurk: And where these two categories intersect, there lurks only one evil: video games.

Adjective modifier

• lesser: It¹s not about the triumph of good over evil, it¹s about whether you can use a lesser evil to avoid a greater.

• pure: But never has he looked upon the face of pure evil... until now.

• unmitigated: Or is that also an unmitigated evil without any good at all?

• necessary: Or have you decided its just a necessary evil to support your art?

• moral: Atheists have to try to find a different response to suffering and moral evil.

Modifies a noun

• spirit: Do not be cruel to me 29 For he gave an order to the evil spirit to come out of the man.

• deed: They wanted to keep it secret, they wanted to hide their evil deeds from the populace at large.

• genius: However, he is an evil genius, masterminding grand schemes, and the head of a multimillion-pound criminal empire.

• doer: The instability in Serbia also led to what Hungarian sources describe as ' robbers and evil doers ' raiding across the borders.

• empire: Ed: Isn't that last factor a bit like the evil empire in Redmond?

• dictator: When Grainger was laying out this area Nelson was still a popular often remembered British hero who overcame the evil dictator against all odds.