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1. (adj.) spiteful
full of spite or malice; malicious.
Etymology: (1400–50)
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1. (adj) despiteful, spiteful, vindictive
showing malicious ill will and a desire to hurt; motivated by spite
"a despiteful fiend"; "a truly spiteful child"; "a vindictive man will look for occasions for resentment"
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1. (adj) spiteful
filled with, or showing, spite; having a desire to vex, annoy, or injure; malignant; malicious; as, a spiteful person or act
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Sense: to annoy, offend or frustrate, because of spite
He only did that to spite me!; a spiteful remark/person; You're being very spiteful.
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 Afrikaans: nydig |
 Arabic: ضاغِن، حَقود |
 Bulgarian: злобен |
 Brazilian: rancoroso |
 Czech: zlomyslný |
 German: boshaft |
 Danish: ondskabsfuld |
 Greek: μοχθηρός, μνησίκακος |
 Spanish: rencoroso |
 Estonian: kiuslik, pahatahtlik |
 Finnish: pahansuopa |
 French: rancunier |
 Hebrew: זדוני |
 Hindi: विद्वेषी, विद्वेषपूर्ण |
 Croatian: zloban, pakostan |
 Hungarian: rosszindulatú |
 Indonesian: penuh kedengkian |
 Icelandic: illgjarn |
 Italian: dispettoso |
 Japanese: 悪意のある |
 Korean: 악의적인 |
 Lithuanian: piktavališkas |
 Latvian: spītīgs; ļauns; atriebīgs |
 Malay: busuk hati |
 Dutch: hatelijk |
 Norwegian: ondsinnet, hatsk, smålig |
 Polish: złośliwy |
 Persian: كينه توز،معاند |
 Pashto: كينه ساتونكي |
 Portuguese: rancoroso |
 Romanian: ranchiunos |
 Russian: злобный |
 Slovak: zlomyseľný |
 Slovenian: zloben, kljubovalen |
 Serbian: pakostan |
 Swedish: ondskefull, illvillig |
 Thai: ที่มีเจตนาร้าย |
 Turkish: kinci, nisbetçi |
 Taiwanese: 懷恨的， 惡意的 |
 Ukrainian: злобний |
 Urdu: بدخواہ |
 Vietnamese: hằn học, đầy thù hận |
 Chinese: 怀恨的，恶意的 |
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