Synonym: annoying, hostile, malicious, mean, ornery, vindictive. Similar words: grateful, gratefully, wastefulness, gratefulness, spite, respite, despite, in spite of. Meaning: ['spaɪtfʊl] 
adj. showing malicious ill will and a desire to hurt; motivated by spite.
adj. showing malicious ill will and a desire to hurt; motivated by spite. 
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31. She was plain, spiteful, and surly.
32. Nana was certainly not spiteful.
33. They may even accuse them of disloyalty, or make some spiteful remark about the friends'parents.
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34. Having the nature of or resulting from malice , deliberately harmful, spiteful.
35. The woman done not don't love of pulchritude, to own face base"spiteful hand" like this also need equal prowess.
36. Even the English language is stacked against the moggy.Spiteful people are dubbed as being "catty".
37. I believe you're doing it on purpose. Always were a spiteful little fellow.
38. A friend accused him of acting like a spiteful child.
39. You're being very spiteful.
40. I'm white and spiteful.
41. Being punitive against the news organisation or individual journalist might only provoke more spiteful coverage. Though in extreme cases, what have you to lose?
42. The combatants were unequally matched. Elias was anger, Cornelis spiteful.
43. Being punitive against the news organisation or individual journalist might on ly provoke more spiteful coverage.
44. The two old friends were separated for a time by spiteful gossip.
45. It means to take spiteful , malicious delight in the misfortune of others.
46. He has a haunted look, with eyes full of spiteful anger.
47. Another of the accused, a coarse woman, not unlike a fat broody hen but with a spiteful tongue, was visibly worked up.
48. He became prickly and spiteful; witty and waspish about his colleagues.
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