morally wrong, wicked, or malevolent in nature or intent

evil cult

in Traditional Chinese Medicine, environmental or internal factors that cause disease

to abandon evil ways and return to the correct path; to turn over a new leaf

innocent; guileless; without guilt

mythical lion-like animal that wards off evil, also called [[貔貅|貔貅|pi2 xiu1]]

dishonest practices or heterodox paths

to be possessed by an evil spirit; to be bewitched

wicked or immoral thoughts, ideas, or desires

evil spirit

unhealthy trends and evil influences; malignant social practices

harmful teachings or evil doctrines

to avoid or ward off evil spirits

deviant path; evil ways

to drive out devils or evil spirits

dishonest practices; crooked ways

evil monster

overstated or far-fetched

a treacherous and deceitful person

corrupt practices, underhanded tactics, or crooked ways of doing things to achieve a goal

evil cannot prevail over righteousness; the upright will ultimately triumph over the wicked

abnormal; improper; beyond the pale

to uphold good and suppress evil

to give up evil and return to virtue

clever move from out of left field

In TCM, the progression of a disease viewed as a struggle between vital energy ([[正气|正氣|zheng4 qi4]]) and pathogenic factors ([[邪气|邪氣|xie2 qi4]]).

sorcery; witchcraft

the opposition between vital energy (zhengqi) and pathogenic factors (xieqi) in Traditional Chinese Medicine

evil spirits

false wisdom and erroneous views (Buddhism)

money or profit obtained through dishonest, illegal, or unethical means

(TCM) six unhealthy influences causing illness, namely: wind, cold, summer heat, dampness, dryness, and fire

to drive out or eliminate evil spirits

pathogenic influence (TCM)

lies and malicious calumny

biased or deviating from what is right and just

to abandon the right path and follow evil; to be corrupted by evil influences

good will always triumph over evil

to remove pathogenic factors from the body in traditional Chinese medicine

pathogenic factors in Traditional Chinese Medicine that cause illness, as opposed to the body's vital energy (zheng qi)

to avoid calamities and evil spirits

the Axis of Evil