vindictively

They made themselves economically vulnerable to the United States not out of naivete, but because they trusted us not to act arbitrarily or vindictively.

What I do know from other family members is that my mother's other sister, back in Jersey City, regularly and vindictively threatened to reveal her secret.

Mr. Trump’s lawyers have been arguing for months that Mr. Smith selectively and vindictively brought his case against the former president during his campaign for the White House for partisan political reasons.

When Amy says the balloon arch sucks, Holt sadly and vindictively starts popping the balloons one by one with a pen.

“The occupation army is vindictively targeting us,” he said.