Despiteful [adjective]

Driven by despiteful wrong she takes her seat, In lowly grief, at Jove's eternal feet.

But, as I told him, his despiteful mood Is ornament well suits the breast that wears it.

He saw in her but the despiteful, revengeful handmaid; he forgot that she was an injured wife—a neglected mother.

It is true, the triumph of your evil star is exceedingly despiteful.

If Hor or Horus was the sun at his height, he too had suffered despiteful usage from his enemies.

Were His enemies never so many, and never so despiteful against Him, yet He sall rule in the midst of them.

O false death, how injurious and despiteful hast thou been to me!

Heard ye ever, my Lords, a more despiteful and treasonable letter?

And they be full wicked Saracens and cruel, and more despiteful than in any other place, and have destroyed all the churches.