/ˈmælɪsˈ/ – Adjective
Definition: ác ý, độc ác.
A more thorough explanation: Malice is a legal term that refers to the intention to do harm to another person, either intentionally or with reckless disregard for their well-being. It can be shown through deliberate acts or statements that demonstrate a willful disregard for the rights or safety of others.
Example: The plaintiff alleged that the defendant acted with malice when making false statements about the plaintiff’s business in order to harm their reputation.