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spitefully [ingl. am. ˈspaɪtf(ə)li, ingl. brit. ˈspʌɪtfʊli, ˈspʌɪtf(ə)li] ADV.

spitefully (maliciously)

spitefully (resentfully)

spitefully (resentfully)

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

malintencionadamente actuar/interpretar/ocultar

spitefully

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But texts can just as easily be used thoughtlessly or spitefully. www.telegraph.co.uk

Now what had gone before came back, cruelly and spitefully, to torment him. www.independent.co.uk

It spitefully devoured every section of the man's presentation that contained the "$" sign as though to suggest that cents carry more sway, and it "peed" over the boss's photograph. www.jamaicaobserver.com

Sometimes the city's white leadership would act spitefully, like when it shut down the public pool and the little league baseball program to avoid integration. illinoistimes.com

In the meantime, it's tough to imagine left-leaning councillors spitefully voting against customer service improvements or more promptly returned phone calls. news.nationalpost.com

Here a prized lot of grass splendidly barbered, there a spitefully weedy patch. en.wikipedia.org

In the original fable, the dog spitefully prevents the other animals in the manger from getting to the stored grain, even though it didn't want the stuff itself. www.listener.co.nz

And the nothing we have, you spitefully give to us, as if we're the newcomers. halifax.mediacoop.ca

But despite his impressive performance, he was spitefully voted out of office. thenationonlineng.net

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