maleficence

[mə'lefisəns]
  • n. 罪行;恶毒
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maleficence (n.)
1590s, from Middle French maleficence or directly from Latin maleficentia "evildoing, mischievousness, injury," from maleficus "wicked" (see malefic). Now largely displaced by malfeasance.
1. The ethical principles of non - maleficence and beneficence might be used as justifications for overriding her autonomy.
道德的无罪和有利原则可以用来证明践踏自主性的正当性.

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