malevolence

Converse of object

• lurk: Walk alone in the forest at night and the unruly subconscious will conjure a lurking malevolence.
• do: I mean, is it the scriptwriter's fault that Trevor can only do ominous malevolence or should they write him accordingly?

Adjective modifier

• such: There was a feeling of such malevolence that I feared for our lives.
• sheer: Several readers agree that nothing tops Shellac's Prayer to God for sheer malevolence.
• real: This is all very dry stuff, but my hangover is kicking in with real malevolence now I'm afraid.
• pure: It's full of great, memorable hooks, powerful choruses and dynamic riffs, whilst still reeking of pure malevolence.
• dark: It sustains a mood of dark malevolence throughout and has some of the most original songs I have ever heard.
• active: Its conservative and libertarian elements have already been purged by time and active malevolence to the outer limits of influence.