spitefully

“Oh yes he did, oh yes he did,” she said, according to the filing, which says that Carroll made the comments “with an intent to significantly and spitefully harm and attack” the former president.

Just for example, you can deposit the money and distribute it meaningfully — or spitefully, it’s up to you — to organizations working to reverse the damage of sexism like your grandparents'.

He eyed Nok spitefully as he worked on an orb for a woman holding a baby in her other arm.

They have criticized India’s policies in Kashmir and formed an alliance with four other parties to fight them, calling them “spitefully shortsighted and unconstitutional.”

Maybe he is spitefully trying to make life as difficult as possible for the new administration by delegitimizing Biden's victory in the eyes of many voters.