spitefully

常见例句

Then, spitefully: "what's the good of poetry?"
然后，不怀好意地说：“诗歌有什么好处？”
Ebony magazine spitefully omits him from its list of the 150 most influential black Americans.
《乌木》（Ebony）杂志故意把他从“150位最有影响力”的美国黑人名单中去掉。
She, supposing Edgar could not see her, snatched the cloth from my hand, and pinched me, with a prolonged wrench, very spitefully on the arm.
她，以为埃德加看不见她，就从我手里把抹布夺过去，而且使劲狠狠地在我胳膊上拧了一下，拧得很久。

And in the morning, before the distractions of the day took over, shame, ashamed of herself, Charlie, for thinking so spitefully, cheaply about him.
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And perhaps more spitefully, this may motivate some big time schools to avoid future non-conference, early season games against Boise or TCU in an effort to make it harder for these little guys to bolster their resumes.
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