Translations for „spitefully“ in the Russian » English Dictionary

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spitefully

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English

You could spitefully hurl the word "snob" at a classmate, but the progressive tax system was fairly blind to this, and made differences rather redundant compared to over here.

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

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Now what had gone before came back, cruelly and spitefully, to torment him.

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This work showed that subjects who spitefully punished uncooperative partners did poorly, while successful players instead reciprocated un-cooperativeness with un-cooperativeness.

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

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Why he turned so spitefully against reform is unclear.

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This was not done in any way maliciously, spitefully or arrogantly.

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But texts can just as easily be used thoughtlessly or spitefully.

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

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They have taken their spitefully trademarked names for the historically named park landmarks and have slunk home.

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