spites (Meaning)
spites
annoy, offend, an instance of spite, in defiance or contempt of, to fill with spite, petty ill will or hatred with the disposition to irritate, annoy, or thwart, to treat maliciously (as by shaming or thwarting), dislike or hatred for another person with a wish to torment, anger, or defeat
Synonyms & Antonyms of spites
Synonyms:
- bullyrags
- distresses
- enflames
- undoes
- perturbs
- rouses
- discomposes
- affronts
- harries
- heckles
- rankles
- gets on one's nerves
- unhinges
- devils
- offends
- ballyrags
- badgers
- hassles
- outrages
- sets one's teeth on edge
- gets one's goat
- incenses
- pesters
- upsets
- sticks in one's craw
- disquiets
- maddens
- enrages
- unsettles
- frets
- discomforts
- agitates
- roils
- miffs
- rubs the wrong way
- baits
- freaks (out)
- harasses
- nags
- exercises
- antagonizes
- inflames
Antonyms:
spites Sentence Examples
- Driven by spite, she intentionally sabotaged her rival's project.
- His malicious spite led him to spread false rumors about his former friend.
- The vengeful spite in her heart consumed her with bitterness.
- Out of spite, he refused to help his neighbor, even though he desperately needed it.
- Their childish spite towards each other prevented them from working together for the common good.
- She harbored a deep-seated spite against her ex-boyfriend, constantly trying to ruin his life.
- The spiteful comments directed towards the unpopular student caused him immense pain.
- In a fit of spite, he burned down the barn of the farmer who had evicted him.
- Her spiteful nature alienated everyone around her, leaving her isolated and lonely.
- The government's spiteful treatment of its citizens fueled widespread anger and unrest.
FAQs About the word spites
annoy, offend, an instance of spite, in defiance or contempt of, to fill with spite, petty ill will or hatred with the disposition to irritate, annoy, or thwart
annoys, persecutes, irritates, bugs, bothers, narks, chafes, plagues, angers, riles
propitiates, appeases, mollifies, gratifies, contents,obliges, conciliates, pleases, placates, satisfies
Driven by spite, she intentionally sabotaged her rival's project.
His malicious spite led him to spread false rumors about his former friend.
The vengeful spite in her heart consumed her with bitterness.
Out of spite, he refused to help his neighbor, even though he desperately needed it.
