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Significats de bitchiness en anglès

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Malevolence by virtue of being malicious or spiteful or nasty.

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Ús de bitchiness en anglès
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And the characters' ambitions prompt everything from delicate bitchiness to outright brutality.
BBC
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This had something to do with Agent Margold's bitchiness that morning, I surmised.
The President's Assassin
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The feuds, the bitchiness, the tea spillage is what really attracts the eyeballs.
News.com.au
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All bitchiness dropped from Zoe's tone, leaving only gut-wrenching, frantic worry.
Shadow fall
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It was times like this when Emma appreciated Charlotte's flinty bitchiness.
Two Truths and a Lie
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Two balding brothers having a spat has none of that red-blooded, Dynasty-esque bitchiness.
News.com.au
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It's a problem of worldview and stereotypes, not of inherent characteristics or lady-boss bitchiness.
The Guardian
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Radio Review: Even in the handbags-at-dawn world of female bitchiness, wedding dresses are off-limits.
The Irish Times
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I had expected a protest, or sneering sarcasm, or at least pure, contrary bitchiness.
White night
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And don't they kill each other too with pure bitchiness?
The Irish Times
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Much of what outsiders perceive as fashion bitchiness is really just a heightened sense of detail.
BBC
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I don't like bitchiness or backstabbing; I don't like anyone talking about people behind their backs.
News.com.au
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IT'S important to preface this by saying that this list doesn't come from a place of bitchiness.
News.com.au
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No, I take pride in my bitchiness.
Tokyo to Tijuana: Gabriele Departing America
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It flounders instead in juvenilia and bitchiness.
Reuters
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Its intellectual depth takes it well beyond wit, so perhaps it is a piece of simple, classic, bitchiness.
News.com.au
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Bitchiness a través del temps