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despitefully

/dɪˈspaɪt.fəl.i/

Traducción: Adverbio arcaico que significa 'de manera maliciosa u hostil' o 'con malevolencia'. Deriva del adjetivo 'despiteful' (hoy en gran parte reemplazado por 'spiteful') y se usaba en la literatura inglesa antigua, especialmente entre los siglos XVI y XIX.

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adverb

/dɪˈspaɪt.fəl.i/C2formalobsoleto
  • esAdverbio arcaico que significa 'de manera maliciosa u hostil' o 'con malevolencia'. Deriva del adjetivo 'despiteful' (hoy en gran parte reemplazado por 'spiteful') y se usaba en la literatura inglesa antigua, especialmente entre los siglos XVI y XIX.

An archaic adverb meaning 'in a spiteful or malicious manner' or 'with ill will.' It is derived from the adjective 'despiteful' (now largely replaced by 'spiteful') and was used in older English literature, particularly in the 16th–19th centuries.

  1. In a spiteful or malicious mannerC2formal

    Acting with malice, ill will, or a desire to harm or annoy others.

    esCon malicia o rencor

    • He spoke despitefully about his former colleague.
    • She acted despitefully by spreading false rumors.
    • The child behaved despitefully towards his younger sibling.

    Sinónimoshatefullymalevolentlymaliciouslyspitefullyvenomouslyviciouslyvindictively

    Antónimosbenevolentlybenignlygood-naturedlykindly

Formas
  • more despitefully comparative form
  • most despitefully superlative form
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