pure spite

Frequency: 6.88.5 per million words

Used to emphasize that an action is motivated solely by malice.

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Examples (10)

  • She killed her boss's dog out of pure spite.
  • His actions were motivated by nothing but pure spite.
  • It was an act of pure spite, designed to cause maximum damage.
  • He spread the rumors out of pure spite, hoping to ruin her reputation.
  • Such a cruel remark could only come from pure spite.
  • The vandal's destruction seemed to be fueled by pure spite.
  • Don't mistake his behavior for anger; it's pure spite.
  • They refused to cooperate, seemingly out of pure spite for the new management.
  • Her refusal to help, despite having the means, was an expression of pure spite.
  • The prank was not playful; it was executed with pure spite.