vengefully

If the humans did not vengefully follow- Why should they?

He spends the next several years vengefully hunting her down.

Much better than flying so vengefully after a pair who were only trying their wings out.

Eventually there was only one single thin voice left to howl vengefully at me.

I found myself thinking vengefully over what was only a light, ironical remark.

After independence, the republics sometimes treated their Russian residents vengefully.

Holding the baby, he struggled to his feet and looked vengefully at the youthful policeman.

The second man carefully grounded his weapon, eyes glaring vengefully.

In the past, she'd vengefully participated in the destruction of his good name.

"The next time we meet," he said vengefully, "I'll carry a big club."

He said it almost vengefully, as if he had loved the child to spite his wife.

Help that nobody will act vengefully against them.

She turned on the blue vengefully, flamed it, and neatly avoided fire from two more.

Gnats and the like rose vengefully as we disturbed their slumber.

"He is within reach, then," she said, vengefully glowing.

He vengefully marked the waybill of the parcel that had blown up.

He, vengefully, refused to see Claude or Paloma ever again.

Several of his officers were already shooting vengefully into the mob, trying to drive them back from the flaming wreck.

There isn't much you can do about this other than vengefully shoot up the sacrificial unit in your following turn.

She smiled vengefully as he went chalk white.

As his family vengefully pulls him to join them underground, memories of their deaths were shown until he was pulled down.

Why should they believe America and its latest Iraqi clients will act more wisely, or less vengefully, now than in the past?