Adjective:

सूड घेणारा, दंडात्मक, भरपाई देणारा,

vindictive's Usage Examples:

vendetta, vengeance, vindicable, vindicate, vindication, vindicator, vindicatory, vindictive vinum vin- wine vignette, vine, viniculture, vinosity vir.

accused the prosecution of failing "to maintain objectivity aloof from vindictiveness, [and] aloof from personal ambitions for convictions" and dismissed the.

Excommunication, which is the gravest penalty of all, is always medicinal, and is "not at all vindictive".

holding to provide a defendant with a “rebuttable presumption of vindictiveness.

Finally, Morrell decided to abandon the enterprise, citing the "unappeasable vindictiveness and incessant hostilities" of the native population.

He is also merciful to his beaten enemies, genuinely distressed by their deaths and relieved at their willingness to make peace where a more vindictive individual would have simply killed them.

attractive traits, describing her as "moody, vindictive, hypocritical" and "neurotically jealous" of her sisters-in-law the Duchess of Devonshire and the Countess.

Sensing that Alfred and Natalie were intimate, Mary vindictively calls Roper and makes a date with him.

Chicago Tribune said Forrest and his brothers were "slave drivers and woman whippers", while Forrest himself was described as "mean, vindictive, cruel, and.

get, perhaps seeking a more favorable divorce settlement, or out of vindictiveness.

” This doctrine of a rebuttable presumption of vindictiveness, absent an.

"desperation begetting brutal vindictiveness," hinted at by the "almost impenetrably subjective words" but carried strongly by the sound of Crazy Horse"s.

to the disappointment of the neighbouring loyalists, who disliked his meddlesome and somewhat vindictive nature.

Synonyms:

unforgiving, revengeful, vengeful,

Antonyms:

kind, unvindictive, absolvitory, forgiving,