Vindictiveness is a desire to hurt or be spiteful.
She had vindictiveness and was looking to get revenge back on her old friend.
spitefulness, malevolence, cruelty
No,it wouldn"t surprise,in my personal case and considering my wife's vindictiveness,tha would be the least to expect from her
The opposite word for forgiveness is resentment or revenge.
The murder of his best friend made of him a vindictive man, he now seeks revenge.
The serpent symbolizes a number of things in mythology. Typically, however, serpents represent the expression of both good and evil. Often serpents were associated with fertility, medicine, vengeance and or vindictiveness.
They both suggest a propensity toward violence and cruelty. To my knowledge, vicious implies vindictiveness or spite where as ferocious connotes intense fury and unrestrained brutality toward another person. Hope this helps.
Being a witch and being taken for a witch are two very different things. There were no witches in Salem, and definitely no coven - that was religious hysteria, sexual repression and personal vindictiveness all rolled up in a small community. If you are a descendant of such a person than you are not a member of a coven but the descendant of an unfortunate woman who was victimised by fanatical idiots who believed in a load of nonsense.
First of all, you must remember that the problem (vindictiveness) is THEIR problem; not yours. Do not allow them to manipulate you with their negativity. Your very best strategy would be to ignore them altogether. Hopefully this will reduce their venom and perhaps even force them to examine their poisonous behavior. Good luck!
animosity, antipathy, bad blood, contempt, despite, enmity, gall, grudge, harsh feeling, hate, hatred, ill will, malevolence, malice, maliciousness, malignity, peeve, pique, rancor, resentment, revenge, spitefulness, spleen, umbrage, vengeance, vengefulness, venom, vindictiveness
Lion: Bravery, courage, power, royalty, dignity, justice, wisdom, dominion, pride, authority, ferocity, honor, passionate, leadership.Goat: Wisdom, independence, abundance, surefootedness (good at climbing mountains/in other words: determined), understanding.It can also symbolize Satan.Serpent/snake (sometimes a serpent with wings) : deceitfulness, Guardianship, Poison, Medicine, Vengeful, Vindictiveness, sly, wicked, devil-like.I hope this helped!
Shakespeare made history about people. The reign of Henry VI is about the simplemindedness of Henry, the pride and maternal drive of his wife, the ignorance and bloody-mindedness of Jack Cade's followers, the deviousness of the Duke of York and the vindictiveness of his sons. The end of Richard II's reign is about his selfishness and lack of firmness of purpose. Richard III's career is about ambition deprived of any moral content. By making the history about the characters of the players in it, it becomes more interesting.