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Meanings of bitchiness in English
Synonyms
Examples for "spite"
Examples for "spite"
1
Yet in spite of this great change, the species remained essentially human.
2
In spite of the improvement, however, salmon stocks remain under immediate threat.
3
The air was dusky; the cold, in spite of the fire, intolerable.
4
Her aunt scolded in vain; in spite of the remarks of Mlle.
5
However, are you resisting change out of principle or out of spite?
1
Is THAT a problem? Most public figures would have ignored the nastiness.
2
Then there's the manic nastiness of so many of his animal creations.
3
He smiled at me, with not quite enough nastiness to pin down.
4
In my case, the nastiness hit, and rebounded, without making any impression.
5
It's not the first instance of nastiness directed at contestants this season.
1
These seemed only to augment the mirth and spitefulness of his tormentors.
2
Anger should be reserved for things like spitefulness and dishonesty and cruelty.
3
That gives some idea of the spitefulness of a bullet, doesn't it?
4
One evening Madame Lorilleux had the spitefulness to ask Gervaise suddenly:
5
There was more of my small spitefulness in this, I suppose.
1
It results in some hilarious moments of cattiness and competition.
2
Is cattiness allowed so long as no one gets hit?
3
There is no cattiness, no diva-like attitudes, which is amazing.
4
From watching other sorority movies and from my friends' experience, it's all competitive and cattiness.
5
In this show, cattiness poses as humor and relationship dilemmas are considered business as usual.
Usage of bitchiness in English
1
And the characters' ambitions prompt everything from delicate bitchiness to outright brutality.
2
This had something to do with Agent Margold's bitchiness that morning, I surmised.
3
The feuds, the bitchiness, the tea spillage is what really attracts the eyeballs.
4
All bitchiness dropped from Zoe's tone, leaving only gut-wrenching, frantic worry.
5
It was times like this when Emma appreciated Charlotte's flinty bitchiness.
6
Two balding brothers having a spat has none of that red-blooded, Dynasty-esque bitchiness.
7
It's a problem of worldview and stereotypes, not of inherent characteristics or lady-boss bitchiness.
8
Radio Review: Even in the handbags-at-dawn world of female bitchiness, wedding dresses are off-limits.
9
I had expected a protest, or sneering sarcasm, or at least pure, contrary bitchiness.
10
And don't they kill each other too with pure bitchiness?
11
Much of what outsiders perceive as fashion bitchiness is really just a heightened sense of detail.
12
I don't like bitchiness or backstabbing; I don't like anyone talking about people behind their backs.
13
IT'S important to preface this by saying that this list doesn't come from a place of bitchiness.
14
No, I take pride in my bitchiness.
15
It flounders instead in juvenilia and bitchiness.
16
Its intellectual depth takes it well beyond wit, so perhaps it is a piece of simple, classic, bitchiness.
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