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black-hearted

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black´-heart`ed
a.1.Having a wicked, malignant disposition; morally bad.
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black-hearted [ˌblækˈhɑːtɪd] ADJ → malvado, perverso


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There is not one man in five hundred that can go into a court-room and be sure that he will not mistake some harmless innocent of a juryman for the black-hearted assassin on trial.
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Indeed, my lord, they are very cruel and black-hearted men, graceless and ruthless, and if they should come to the ancient and powerful town of Lepe then--"
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Not only had this black-hearted knocker on floors a pleasant voice, but, in addition, a pleasing exterior.
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