| Definition of 'spitefulness' |
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1. (noun) malice, maliciousness, spite, spitefulness, venom
feeling a need to see others suffer
2. (noun) cattiness, bitchiness, spite, spitefulness, nastiness
malevolence by virtue of being malicious or spiteful or nasty
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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: nydigheid |
 Arabic: ضَغينَه، حِقْد |
 Bulgarian: злоба |
 Brazilian: rancor |
 Czech: zlomyslnost |
 German: die Boshaftigkeit |
 Danish: ondskabsfuldhed |
 Greek: μοχθηρία, μνησικακία |
 Spanish: rencor |
 Estonian: kiuslikkus |
 Finnish: pahansuopuus |
 French: rancune |
 Hebrew: זָדוֹן |
 Hindi: विद्वेषता |
 Croatian: zloba, prkos |
 Hungarian: rosszindulat(úság) |
 Indonesian: kedengkian |
 Icelandic: illgirni |
 Italian: rancore |
 Japanese: 悪意 |
 Korean: 악의적임 |
 Lithuanian: piktavališkumas |
 Latvian: spītīgums |
 Malay: kebusukan hati |
 Dutch: hatelijkheid |
 Norwegian: ondskapsfullhet, smålighe |
 Polish: złośliwość |
 Persian: پر از كينه و كدورت |
 Pashto: له كينه ډك |
 Portuguese: rancor |
 Romanian: ranchiună |
 Russian: злобность |
 Slovak: zlomyseľnosť |
 Slovenian: kljubovalnost |
 Serbian: pakost |
 Swedish: ondskefullhet, illvilligh |
 Thai: เจตนาร้าย |
 Turkish: kindarlık |
 Taiwanese: 充滿惡意，懷恨在心 |
 Ukrainian: злобність |
 Urdu: عداوت |
 Vietnamese: sự hằn học, sự đầy thù hậ |
 Chinese: 怀恨 |
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