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Meanings of spite in English
Synonyms
Examples for "hurt"
Examples for "hurt"
1
However, economic pressures continue to hurt Mongolia ahead of June presidential elections.
2
This year, however, market tumult has hurt Paulson along with many others.
3
However, concerns about slowing global growth could continue to hurt commodities prices.
4
The political crisis has hurt business confidence and halted much government spending.
5
But he said extraction technology should not hurt health or the environment.
1
This patient-centered instrument helped document important quality-of-life concerns among chronic wound patients.
2
Last year, the ATO wound up or bankrupted 37 businesses every week.
3
While the physical wound had healed, Chance's heart wasn't into work yet.
4
The wound appeared similar to a type often seen at the MCME.
5
She thought of her parents and the idea that words could wound.
1
We offend it in the decanting and distress it in the serving.
2
It may displease you; it may offend; but still truth is truth.
3
Warning: This article contains very strong language that may offend some readers.
4
Another said, I have a question, does this offend any of you?
5
I'm really sorry if I said anything to offend you this afternoon.
1
Tass news agency said a number of children were among the injured.
2
Four other people were injured, the state government said in a statement.
3
Several were injured as a result of James Alex Fields Jr.'s actions.
4
Example: You injured your back in January of 1997 while at work.
5
Information Minister Mohammad Said al-Sahhaf said some of those injured were Americans.
1
Weeks into the new year, I'd have a purple bruise dated 1884.
2
Even in this light, I can see a bruise beginning to form.
3
Do not bruise the seeds, as the virtue resides in the covering.
4
I think it's just a bruise, and there's probably nothing wrong inside.
5
Perhaps the bruise on his foot was more troublesome than first thought.
Usage of spite in English
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?
6
The thing is inevitable; it will be done in spite of you.
7
Her weariness sounded in her voice; it quivered in spite of her.
8
She'd have gone in spite of it; in spite of you all.
9
I always saw the stuff that was in you in spite-inspite.
10
However disease progression may still occur in spite of control of inflammation.
11
He loses himself in the chapparal paths in spite of the spies.
12
Game Workers Unite has seen some success in spite of those obstacles.
13
Everyone's desire was to continue working and consuming in spite of everything.
14
In spite of its limitations, it was the actual abolition of slavery.
15
The gunslinger needed to know things, in spite of the risk .
16
In spite of the sunshine the walk through the battle-field was depressing.
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Spite through the time
Spite across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Canada
Common
Ireland
Less common
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