vindictively

IPA: vɪndˈɪktɪvɫi

Examples of "vindictively" in Sentences

Linday cried, glaring vindictively at the closed door.
The mate's face set vindictively, and his fists clenched.
He grinned vindictively, and the correspondent seemed to lose all interest.
His eyes snapped vindictively, while his ears joyed in the sniffles she emitted.
There stood Mrs. Silverstein, with angry eyes that snapped vindictively at sight of her boy's clothes.
I tell you "-- vindictively --" if you will consent to give up the family of the man who stole my Eleanor from me I will make you my heiress.
I hope the sun takes the skin all off your back, she panted vindictively, as they slid the canoe down the last shelf and dropped it into the water.
In sane moments we all know that it's the kids who suffer most when we act vindictively, but we are a flawed species and behaving as best we can is not an instinct we are at home with.
BHO is no exception, but then, if he does not do anything, or grossly ignores bipartisan contribution, as vindictively denied by many GOPs, he may not even find a place in hell, let alone heaven.
If it still to bothers you, continue your current course of lashing out vindictively against people around you and if that fails to give comfort, well, a lot of people who have been troubled in this way successfully find solace for many years in problem drinking.