vindictive (Meaning)

Wordnet

vindictive (s)

disposed to seek revenge or intended for revenge

showing malicious ill will and a desire to hurt; motivated by spite

Webster

vindictive (a.)

Disposed to revenge; prompted or characterized by revenge; revengeful.

Punitive.

vindictive Sentence Examples

  1. The vindictive ex-employee spread malicious rumors to tarnish his former employer's reputation.
  2. Sarah harbored a vindictive grudge against her neighbor for a minor dispute.
  3. The vengeful landlord initiated eviction proceedings due to a vindictive vendetta against his tenant.
  4. Emily's vindictive nature manifested itself in her relentless pursuit of retribution.
  5. The vindictive politician targeted his political opponents with baseless accusations and slander.
  6. The school bully's vindictive behavior extended beyond physical harm to include social ostracism.
  7. The vindictive critic ruthlessly attacked the work of promising artists, crushing their hopes.
  8. The CEO's vindictive policies created a toxic work environment, fostering fear and resentment.
  9. The wronged man vowed to seek vindictive justice against those who had wronged him.
  10. The vindictive gossip spread unfounded rumors to sow discord and destroy lives.

FAQs About the word vindictive

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The vindictive ex-employee spread malicious rumors to tarnish his former employer's reputation.

Sarah harbored a vindictive grudge against her neighbor for a minor dispute.

The vengeful landlord initiated eviction proceedings due to a vindictive vendetta against his tenant.

Emily's vindictive nature manifested itself in her relentless pursuit of retribution.