Malactuous

(Adjective) To feel upset or sorrowful, or reflective upon one's sorrows, a dull or empty emotion, melancholy.

Yesterday I had a fight with my biffle, and it made me feel malactuous.

I didn't get much sleep last night, so I woke up feeling quite malactuous

by lolworthybastard November 21, 2009

malacious

Characterized by pernicious influence; intending or intended to prevent harm via a circuitous route that may or may not add value to judgement. A camouflaged form of blame shifting in which the proponents compels validation that will later be used to authenticate their own merit, or the lack of merit of others.

Donna insisted that the procedure be executed, despite the obviously malacious intentions.

by Kennocha R May 12, 2019

Malacious

"In your head", especially if it is negative.

"Look at that sadboy, he's got too many malacious thoughts and its got him real depressed."

by The New Age Sage August 10, 2023