Vindictive (adjective)

  1. Having or showing a strong or bitter desire to hurt, harm, or take revenge on someone.
  2. Having or showing a desire to seek revenge.

Origin:

Late latin vindictus, past participle of vindicare to claim, avenge, from latin, to set free, acquit, from vindex, vindic-, avenger.

Examples:

  1. She was vindictive towards her ex-boyfriend after their break-up.
  2. He was vindictive and sought revenge against the people who wronged him.
  3. The boss's vindictive behavior towards her employees was not acceptable.
  4. The politician's vindictive attitude towards his opponents was well known.
  5. The vindictive tone of his voice made it clear that he was not happy.
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