vindictively

Yet his brother had deliberately and vindictively turned against him.

"I know I'm doing something wrong, but when he comes at me vindictively?

The lord then vindictively sentences the couple to death by drowning.

"Too bad you didn't let me go first," she said vindictively.

"She likes only men who look clean and simple,"said Jose vindictively.

"It was the mayor vindictively going after an institutional critic for doing his job."

He was vindictively jealous of every contemporary man or woman who displayed talent.

Duke took a moment to glare at me vindictively, like it was my fault he'd lost control of his own committee.

"She has a reputation for being good and fair, and vindictively just."

Too bad it wasn't a spike heel, she thought vindictively.

I took out the handkerchief, and he began to swear vindictively, but fairly quietly.

Vindictively he brought his sword crashing down upon it.

He certainly should be taught a lesson, and Anne felt vindictively that she would enjoy seeing the process.

My sharp-shooters felt very vindictively toward these guerrillas and showed them no quarter.

Our services are being vindictively smashed just so Cameron's rich friends can plunder them.

Anna wasn't sure she liked being considered vindictively just.

"I wish we'd left her to starve in the old barn," said Jerry vindictively.

"I hope it will be you," she cried vindictively.

I do this vindictively, while Betty and Clara are on their knees.

"Continue to hold him in custody," Robles said vindictively.

He concentrated on a small chip of granite, and vindictively pounded it into bits.

"I've a jolly good mind to smack her hard, as she stands," thought Roger vindictively.

He was known to have behaved vindictively toward persons who refused to yield up their copies.

He stamped it vindictively, and there was darkness.

Still, Beatrice was vindictively determined upon one point.