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meanspirited
[meen-spir-i-tid]
adjective
petty; small-minded; ungenerous.
a meanspirited man, unwilling to forgive.
Other 51³Ō¹Ļ Forms
- meanspiritedly adverb
- meanspiritedness noun
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of meanspirited1
Example Sentences
It reminded viewers that the world might not be as meanspirited and dour as our politics leads us to believe.
He made the comments pushing back on his critics in response to a question about working in a world that seems meanspirited.
āThis is a man!ā the freaked-out Teamster shouts in āDead Outlaw,ā a mischievous but never meanspirited ghost story of a musical about McCurdy from the creators of āThe Bandās Visit.ā
Mr. Gruters accused the governor of retribution, calling him āmeanspiritedā and saying he had chosen to āpunish ordinary Floridiansā because of a political disagreement.
Opponents of the Florida law say it stands out for being āparticularly meanspirited,ā as the Human Rights Campaign described it.
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