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Meanings of so spiteful in English
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Usage of so spiteful in English
1
None other of high estate would have inspired so spiteful a letter.
2
For St. Paul was not so spiteful against them as thou.
3
Why is it that women are so spiteful to one another?
4
Why is it that women are so spiteful to each other?
5
He is so spiteful; and I should be in terror the whole night long.
6
Presently, so spiteful is chance, the door opened, and in marched Arthur and David.
7
Sometimes I could have pitied her, she was so greedy, so spiteful, so friendless.
8
Come: is it because I raised a laugh against your cousin that you're so spiteful?
9
It wasn't like Nina to be so spiteful.
10
Grímur ceased being so spiteful to their mother.
11
What makes you so spiteful, Aggie?
12
Don't be so spiteful.
13
I told her you had a husband to take care of you, and I felt so spiteful-whatif I knew?
14
I dwell upon it, because she has some enemies so spiteful that they try to carry all English to Mademoiselle de l'Espinasse.
15
She seems so spiteful to me that I feared she might somehow get me into trouble with it, and yet I don't know how.
16
But it gnawed its way out of its box and was so spiteful and snappish to his children he brought it back to the woods.
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