vituperative (Meaning)

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vituperative (s)

marked by harshly abusive criticism

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Uttering or writing censure; containing, or characterized by, abuse; scolding; abusive.

The politician's vituperative speech sparked outrage among the electorate.
The critic's vituperative review left the author reeling in disbelief.
The debate descended into a cacophony of vituperative exchanges.
The article was filled with vituperative language that served only to alienate readers.
The vituperative nature of the online comments indicated a deep-seated animosity.
The vituperative tone of the letter sent shivers down the recipient's spine.
The vituperative Facebook posts were a testament to the corrosive power of social media.
The vituperative rhetoric poisoned the political atmosphere and divided the nation.
The vituperative chanting at the rally escalated into a full-blown riot.
The vituperative words cut deep, leaving an emotional scar that would last a lifetime.

marked by harshly abusive criticismUttering or writing censure; containing, or characterized by, abuse; scolding; abusive.

insulting,abusive, vitriolic, obscene, outrageous, contumelious, filthy, opprobrious, vulgar, nasty

respectful,moderate, temperate, polite, civil, temperate, deferential, respectful, polite, civil

The politician's vituperative speech sparked outrage among the electorate.

The critic's vituperative review left the author reeling in disbelief.

The debate descended into a cacophony of vituperative exchanges.

The article was filled with vituperative language that served only to alienate readers.