despitefully

"Because he and the other have used me despitefully."

"Does this gentleman crave my pardon for having used me despitefully?"

Should it chance that you have been used despitefully, it may be that I may obtain justice for you."

He told us, 'Love your enemies... pray for those who despitefully use you and persecute you.'

"Love your enemies; bless them that curse you; do good to them that hate you and despitefully use you."

The carpenter was the Finn, the Jonah, the warlock who played tricks with the winds and despitefully used poor sailormen.

"Nay, Alleyne, it were a cruel kindness, and you have been too good and true a friend to me that I should use you despitefully.

In front of one of Fleur's mirrors she stood despitefully, as though she had just discovered the over-refinement of her nerves.

While I refrain from killing people, not out of obedience, but of my own free will, because I'm merciful to those who hurt me and despitefully use me.

Anyway, do good to those who despitefully use you and persecute you and do all manner of evil against you unjustly-" "Goes," said Blond.

And Kal-Torak spake unto him despitefully, saying, 'Art thou so afraid, Zedar, of a handful of Mimbrates?

Instead he answered the boy despitefully and with much anger, saying: "Rash youth, know you that I am son to Duke Thierry, he who hath many times been injured by those of your house.

I know it is my duty to "pray for them that despitefully use me;" and therefore, hard as it is, I shall still try to pray for these fumigating, maccaroni-stuffing organ-grinders.

And Gormoth had blasphemed Styphon and despitefully used a holy archpriest, and forced a hundred thousand ounces of silver out of the Nostor temple, at as close to pistol-point as made no difference.

They quote Jesus: "But I say unto you, Love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray for them which despitefully use you, and persecute you..."(Gospel of Matthew 5:44-45).