Definition
Definition of despitefully - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
maliciouslyDated in a way that shows malice or spiteDated
- She spoke despitefully about her former friend.
- He acted despitefully, ignoring the harm he caused.
- Despitefully, she sabotaged his efforts at every turn.
Origin of despitefully
Latin, despectus (look down upon) + -fully (full of)
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- French:malicieusement, ...
- German:böswillig, ...
- Italian:con dispetto, ...
- Spanish:con rencor, ...
- Portuguese:maliciosamente, ...
- Chinese:恶意地, ...
- Japanese:意地悪く, ...
- Arabic:بِحِقْد, ...
- Hebrew:בְּזָדוֹן, ...
- Russian:злобно, ...
- Ukrainian:злобно, ...
- Hindi:द्वेषपूर्वक, ...
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