malafide
nounEtymology Univerbation of mala fide, from Latin malā fidē (“in bad faith”).
malafide
adjUS /ˌmɑːlə ˈfaɪdi/
Etymology Univerbation of mala fide, from Latin malā fidē (“in bad faith”).
- Soutik Banerjee, an advocate assisting Mr. Shah’s legal team, describes the ruling as a positive development, writing in a statement that it “exemplifies that there has been arbitrary and malafide use of extraordinary laws against Fahad. … Only time will tell if UAPA charges will also apply.”2023, Srishti Jaswal, Monitor reporter’s trial opens: Why India treats journalists as terrorists, in: The Christian Science Monitor, April 19 2023