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Meanings of spitefulness in English
Usage of spitefulness in English
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.
6
The moment he let go, down flapped the kite with almost human spitefulness.
7
Then, in a fit of spitefulness, I made believe I was a stranger.
8
What makes me unhappy is that her spitefulness goes so deep.
9
Restlessness, jealousy, quarrels, making friends again, spitefulness, all are the food of love.
10
Out of its crabbedness and spitefulness come the finest, choicest flavors.
11
So the day passed, with endless ill-natured jesting and spitefulness.
12
He derided me, maligned me and had often thwarted me from, apparently, mere spitefulness.
13
She had pricked him in the one place where he could be stirred to spitefulness.
14
Wilmot did not notice the spitefulness in her voice.
15
There is a little bit of spitefulness in it.
16
As he expected, the hubbub bubbled even more: wilful bubbled hatred, bubbled misunderstanding, bubbled spitefulness.
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Spanish
Spitefulness through the time