spitefulness

He regretted the spitefulness that had led him to write in another name than hers because she had refused to support him.

So the day passed, with endless ill-natured jesting and spitefulness.

It is the essence of spitefulness to say that nothing can be a benefit which does not cause some inconvenience to the giver.

He merely visited his humiliation on her, and found her beauty spoiled by her spitefulness.

A cat, in all languages, has been the symbol of deceit and spitefulness, and she is more fit for an ash barrel than a pulpit.

It is a singular fact, that the people I have in view invariably combine extreme ugliness with spitefulness and self-conceit.

But the little boy didn't mind Mee-ko's scolding; he only laughed at him for his bad temper and spitefulness.

A thousand kisses, and one even to Fortuna, notwithstanding his spitefulness.

And if he ever met with ingratitude or spitefulness, he ignored it and dismissed it from his mind.

Her spitefulness did not compare well with Ruths practical kindness to the boy with the broken leg.