vindictiveness meaning

• Noun: vindictiveness  vin'diktivnus
  1. A malevolent desire for revenge
     - vengefulness

  Derived forms: vindictivenesses

  See also: vindictive

  Type of: malevolence, malignity

• I was distressed to find so much vindictiveness in so charming a creature.
• The beauty was still in her, indeed, but the agony, the blind passion, and the awful vindictiveness displayed upon those quivering features.
• The effect of social environment and the special character of medea cause the vindictiveness
• This often translates into rudeness and even vindictiveness, Farris acknowledged.
• The complaints ranged from inconsistent treatment to unreasonable demands to vindictiveness.
• There is no limit to his vindictiveness, despite his age.
• This user has engaged in extensive and constant attacks and vindictiveness.
• It's a long story of greed and vindictiveness.
• Thoroughness, as opposed to vindictiveness, is the watchword.
• But in Philadelphia, where vindictiveness has a season ticket?

• "vindictiveness" meaning in Chinese: n. 恶毒；怀恨在心
• "vindictiveness" meaning in Japanese: {名} : 執念深｛しゅうねん ぶか｝さ
• "vindictiveness" meaning in Russian: Vindictiveness
• "vindictiveness" meaning in French: n. vindicatif, rancunier