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hatefully
This adverb describes an action performed with an overt expression of malice or intense animosity. It is most frequently used to modify verbs of perception or communication, such as staring, glaring, or speaking, where the internal emotion of hatred is visible or audible to others.
Because it denotes a strong, negative emotion, the word carries a heavy emotional weight and is typically reserved for high-conflict scenarios. It is more intense than "angrily" or "bitterly," as it implies a deep-seated, enduring dislike rather than a momentary flash of temper.
Meanings
Examples
He glared hatefully at the man who had betrayed his trust.
The prisoner spat hatefully at the guards as they dragged him away.
She whispered hatefully under her breath while the teacher was talking.
Why does he look at me so hatefully every time we meet in the hall?
The dark sorcerer laughed hatefully as the city began to burn.
I cannot believe she would speak so hatefully about her own sister.
The suspect stared hatefully at the detective during the interrogation.