Meanings of as spiteful in English

They are as sprightly in their confabulations and as spiteful in their squabbles.

Aliya was Alben's cousin and proved to be as spiteful as her kinsman.

If they're as spiteful as most of their kind we shall have trouble.

It was real, surely it was real-asreal as spiteful acts!

And in her stolid way she can be just as spiteful as Lady Harrowfield.

He laughed again in one low burst that was as spiteful as an imprecation.

She's like a rail; and as spiteful as she's lean.

Bless me, he is as spiteful as a Pequod!

That struck Creedmoor as spiteful.

For a man to be as spiteful as he was, there must have been something gnawing at his heart.

She's clever-aswell as spiteful.

The woman she hated had a right to regard her as spiteful and malignant, and for this she hated her more than ever.

But you've got a woman to help you in getting it who seems to have been as spiteful as you, without any excuse.

Some say he isn't all to the bad; some say he is a woman-killer; but they all agree that he's as spiteful as an Indian.

When His Eminence, the irreproachable Cardinal, turns up in Florence, neither you nor your committee must object to my being as spiteful as I like.

"They are as wicked as the red ass, and as spiteful as monkeys."