malignify, v. rare.
(məˈlɪgnɪfaɪ)
[f. L. malign-us malign + -ficāre: see -fy.]
trans. To render malign.
| 1613 Jackson Creed i. xxx. §4. 206 Stubbornenesse is but a strong hope malignified, or..growne wilde and out of kinde. 1638 Chillingw. Relig. Prot. i. Answ. Pref. §29 As they [errors] were qualified or malignified with good or bad circumstances. 1829 Southey Sir T. More I. 258 So dreadful are the effects of a strong faith malignified. |