vituperation (Meaning)

Wordnet

vituperation (n)

abusive or venomous language used to express blame or censure or bitter deep-seated ill will

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The act of vituperating; abuse; severe censure; blame.

The politician's speech was filled with vituperation, his words dripping with malice and contempt.
The online comment section descended into a cesspool of vituperation, with users hurling insults and accusations.
The columnist's article was a scathing indictment filled with vituperation, leaving no room for nuance or compassion.
The critics' response to the new play was overwhelmingly negative, couched in vituperative language that bordered on the libelous.
The verbal exchange between the two rivals quickly escalated into a torrent of vituperation, each word intended to inflict maximum damage.
The anonymous letter was a masterpiece of vituperation, its author spewing venom and hatred on a defenseless target.
The prosecutor's closing argument was an exercise in vituperation, painting the defendant as a monster unworthy of mercy.
The contestant's elimination from the reality TV show sparked a torrent of vituperation on social media, with fans venting their frustrations.
The senator's speech was met with both applause and condemnation, its vituperative tone alienating many listeners.
The vituperation directed at the whistleblower chilled any thought of exposing further wrongdoing.

abusive or venomous language used to express blame or censure or bitter deep-seated ill willThe act of vituperating; abuse; severe censure; blame.

abuse, scurrility, insult, fulmination, criticism, invective, billingsgate,vitriol, obloquy, epithet

acclaim, acclaim, praise, commendation, commendation, applause, applause,praise, compliments, adulation

The politician's speech was filled with vituperation, his words dripping with malice and contempt.

The online comment section descended into a cesspool of vituperation, with users hurling insults and accusations.

The columnist's article was a scathing indictment filled with vituperation, leaving no room for nuance or compassion.

The critics' response to the new play was overwhelmingly negative, couched in vituperative language that bordered on the libelous.