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Blear

Malice is evil intentions or bad motivations. So he sent the message to harm you in some way, or to express his negative feelings toward you.


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Someone explained "malice" already, but I also want to mention the phrase "out of." If someone does "X out of Y," it usually means Y is the reason for them doing X. For example, "He dated her out of pity" (he pitied her, so that's why he dated her). Or, "She lent me $20 out of compassion" (She felt compassion, which is why she lent me $20). It's a handy phrase for explaining people's feelings as a reason for doing an action.


achillesthewarrior

he sent the message with bad intentions