hatefully

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mid-14c., "full of hate;" late 14c., "exciting hate;" from hate + -ful. Related: Hatefully; hatefulness.

The paper lay on the hearthrug, and I stared at it hatefully.

If you're going to be a hatefully unjust pig, I won't tell you.

But the big, adventurous handwriting was hatefully familiar.

Elinor, why do you and Clare look at each other so hatefully?

"It will never be destroyed," cried the magician, hatefully proud.

"You get a woman to do your fighting for you," he said hatefully.

You are hatefully quiet and impassive, just like—ah, like all your race!

Besides, at heart we are all so frightfully, hatefully imitative.

You are hatefully good-looking, and somehow or other I think your clothes have improved you.

But now it seemed too hatefully like accusing when she could not defend herself.

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adv sinfully

adverb. sinfully