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Open the tool →克伐怨欲 (kè fá yuàn yù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the four cardinal vices: competitiveness or belligerence (克)”.
克伐怨欲 is pronounced kè fá yuàn yù in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 克伐怨欲 means “Competitiveness, arrogance, resentment, greed”. It is used to mean “the four cardinal vices: competitiveness or belligerence (克)”.
①指好胜、骄傲、忌刻、贪婪四种恶德。②指关于四种恶德的理论。