1. To vex, offend, or tease.

2. In spite of; notwithstanding. See Despise.

3. Extreme malice; defiance with contempt; an act of malice or contempt.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• despute,
• dispuite,
• despit,
• despiite,
• despize,
• desipite,
• despirte,
• desprete,
• desoite,
• dispit,
• deside,
• didpite,
• despiter,
• despriate,
• deceite,
• despoite,
• despsite,
• desiter,
• desit,
• despict

• despotism,
• spite,
• decapitate,
• despiteful,
• despatch,
• dispute,
• Despiser,
• despise,
• despotic,
• despot,
• despised.

The adjective form of the word "despite" is "despiteful".

The plural of the "despite" can be the "despites".

The singular of the "despite" can be the "despite".