Name: spite, malice, spiteful, malicious
Uploaded: 2023-05-11T10:59:57.000Z
Duration: 5 s
Channel: Auslan Signbank
Description: As a Noun: 1. Actions or language which are deliberately nasty, because you want to hurt or upset someone. English = spite, malice. As a Verb or Adjective: 1. To deliberately do something or say something nasty, because you want to hurt or upset someone. English = (be) spiteful, (be) malicious.

spite, malice, spiteful, malicious

Auslan Signbank Dictionary #4606 spiteful

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As a Noun: 1. Actions or language which are deliberately nasty, because you want to hurt or upset someone. English = spite, malice. As a Verb or Adjective: 1. To deliberately do something or say something nasty, because you want to hurt or upset someone. English = (be) spiteful, (be) malicious.