vituperatory (Meaning)

vituperatory

vituperative

The columnist's vituperatory language spewed venom at his political opponents.
The vitriolic and vituperatory comments on social media stirred a hornet's nest of controversy.
The politician's vituperatory rhetoric inflamed tensions and polarized the electorate.
The critic's vituperatory review tore apart the novel, leaving no stone unturned.
The vituperatory tirade against the company's CEO was met with widespread condemnation.
The teacher's vituperatory remarks caused tears to well up in the student's eyes.
The vituperatory tone of the letter of complaint left no doubt as to the sender's extreme dissatisfaction.
The vituperatory propaganda spread by the extremist group sowed seeds of division and hatred.
The vituperatory editorials aimed at the opposition party were designed to discredit and damage their reputation.
The vituperatory gossip columnist gleefully spread malicious rumors about celebrities, damaging their careers and relationships.

vituperative

outrageous, obscene,abusive, insulting, contumelious, scurrile, invective, vitriolic, dirty, offensive

deferential,moderate, civil, temperate, respectful, gracious, discreet, judicious, polite, tempered

The columnist's vituperatory language spewed venom at his political opponents.

The vitriolic and vituperatory comments on social media stirred a hornet's nest of controversy.

The politician's vituperatory rhetoric inflamed tensions and polarized the electorate.

The critic's vituperatory review tore apart the novel, leaving no stone unturned.