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Adjective(1) disposed to seek revenge or intended for revenge(2) showing malicious ill will and a desire to hurt; motivated by spite(3) showing malicious ill will and a desire to hurt(4) motivated by spite(5) hateful(6) revengeful

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(1) If it was (as she claims) an accident, it was unfortunately timed to appear like a vindictive fit of pique.(2) The state has proved how nasty and vindictive it can be over all this.(3) The only way this expulsion can be interpreted is as a spiteful and vindictive move.(4) Les had gone into the deal with full understanding of how vindictive and unforgiving Arnie and those in his organization could be.(5) For the life of me I can't understand the vindictive nature of their comments.(6) As well as levelling whole cities, the forces of nature pursue and torment individuals in the most vindictive and sadistic manner.(7) Those opposing him were so vindictive , untrue and stupid that they helped his cause even more than those that praised him.(8) Never the less, it also makes me extremely bitter and vindictive and say horrid things.(9) Goerge says public record will show that he is not a vindictive person.(10) Of course, the senior officers ran the risk of incurring the wrath of a vindictive and ruthless Chief Minister.(11) The vindictive politics of the period may have pushed the nation over the abyss, but at least the cadres were squeaky clean.(12) It is childish and hateful to manufacture petty, vindictive cliques who seem to thrive on aloofness, exclusivity and secrecy.(13) How much more harsh and vindictive can our magistrates be?(14) The losers must not be vindictive and the winners must not be arrogant.(15) What kind of idyll was it that was supposed to emerge from this ugly, vindictive battle?(16) Wilson thought both France and Britain were being too vindictive and unreasonable.