different between despiteously vs despiteous
despiteously
English
Etymology
despiteous +? -ly
Adverb
despiteously (comparative more despiteously, superlative most despiteously)
- In a despiteous manner.
despiteously From the web:
despiteous
English
Etymology
From Anglo-Norman despitous.
Adjective
despiteous (comparative more despiteous, superlative most despiteous)
- Full of contempt or ill will; opprobrious; insulting.
- Dispiteous.
Derived terms
- despiteously
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