venomously

The Times, I am sorry to say, was venomously opposed to women’s suffrage.

The thick tail of the Warlord flicked out venomously at Matthias’s face.

He was beginning to suspect and recognize his own venomously subtle enmity to his own sister.

She asks venomously, “What are you talking about?”

To the end, Mr. Taylor stayed unpredictable and irreverent — sometimes lashing out at the use of pointwork in ballet, once writing venomously to a number of critics, often wicked about artists dead and alive.