vilified (Meaning)

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vilified (imp. & p. p.)

of Vilify

The politician's reputation was vilified after he was caught embezzling funds.
The company executives were vilified for their unethical business practices.
The celebrity's actions were widely vilified, leading to a decline in her popularity.
The whistleblower was vilified for exposing corruption within the organization.
The protesters were vilified by the authorities as troublemakers and agitators.
The opposing candidate's campaign ads relentlessly vilified the incumbent.
The historian vilified the tyrant in his book, revealing his brutal and oppressive reign.
The journalist's expose on corporate greed was met with widespread vilification.
The victim of the attack was vilified by the media for her perceived provocations.
The scientist's controversial research was vilified by religious groups who saw it as a threat to their beliefs.

of Vilify

smeared, libeled, slandered, maligned, libelled, humiliated, disgraced, defamed, disparaged, denigrated

praised, exalted, exalted, praised, respected,honored, applauded, glorified, commended, glorified

The politician's reputation was vilified after he was caught embezzling funds.

The company executives were vilified for their unethical business practices.

The celebrity's actions were widely vilified, leading to a decline in her popularity.

The whistleblower was vilified for exposing corruption within the organization.