Entity: WICKEDNESS-OF-MAN
WICKEDNESS-OF-MAN refers to a profound evil committed consciously and of free will, or the quality of being morally wrong and bad. It can also mean excellent in slang. The term has roots in Old English and has evolved to encompass various interpretations.
WICKEDNESS-OF-MAN
Etymology
The term 'wickedness' originated around 1200, derived from Old English 'wicca' meaning 'wizard'. It evolved to represent evil in principle or practice, morally perverse, and addicted to vice.
Definition
WICKEDNESS-OF-MAN refers to a profound evil committed consciously and of free will, or the quality of being morally wrong and bad. It can also mean excellent in slang terminology.
Historical Context
Throughout history, the concept of wickedness has been a subject of theological and philosophical discussions, exploring the nature of evil and human morality.
Cultural Significance
WICKEDNESS-OF-MAN holds cultural significance as a term that reflects the darker aspects of human nature and behavior. It is often used in literature, art, and popular culture to depict characters or actions that embody profound evil.
Related Concepts
The concept of wickedness is closely related to sin, immorality, and malevolence. It is often contrasted with goodness, righteousness, and virtue in ethical and religious contexts.
See Also
A term that denotes a profound evil committed consciously and of free will, or the quality of being morally wrong and bad, with slang usage to mean excellent.