vernaculous (Meaning)
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vernaculous (a.)
Vernacular.
Scoffing; scurrilous.
Synonyms & Antonyms of vernaculous
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vernaculous Sentence Examples
- The tabloid published scurrilous stories about the celebrity, leading to a public relations crisis.
- The politician faced backlash after opponents spread scurrilous rumors about their personal life.
- It is unethical for journalists to engage in the dissemination of scurrilous information without proper verification.
- The public was quick to dismiss the scurrilous accusations against the beloved public figure.
- The defamation lawsuit was filed to address the scurrilous remarks made by a disgruntled former employee.
- The editorial team refused to publish scurrilous content that lacked credible sources.
- The author's scurrilous commentary on social media resulted in legal consequences for spreading false information.
- Responsible journalism requires fact-checking to avoid the propagation of scurrilous claims.
- The public figure responded to scurrilous attacks with grace, choosing not to dignify baseless accusations with a response.
- In a heated political climate, it's not uncommon for opponents to resort to scurrilous tactics to undermine their rivals.
FAQs About the word vernaculous
Vernacular., Scoffing; scurrilous.
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No antonyms found.
The tabloid published scurrilous stories about the celebrity, leading to a public relations crisis.
The politician faced backlash after opponents spread scurrilous rumors about their personal life.
It is unethical for journalists to engage in the dissemination of scurrilous information without proper verification.
The public was quick to dismiss the scurrilous accusations against the beloved public figure.
