opprobriums Antonyms
Meaning of opprobriums
opprobriums
something that brings disgrace, very strong disapproval, public disgrace or ill fame that follows from conduct considered grossly wrong or vicious, contempt, reproach
opprobriums Sentence Examples
- Amidst the clamor, his detractors hurled opprobriums upon him, hoping to silence his voice.
- The politician's reputation was irrevocably tarnished by the opprobriums spread by his rivals.
- The once-respected academic faced ostracism after being unjustly labeled with opprobriums.
- His fiery speech was met with a barrage of opprobriums from those who disagreed with his views.
- The writer's provocative essay invited opprobriums from both critics and readers.
- Her reckless actions brought opprobriums upon her family, casting a shadow over their reputation.
- Rumors and slander spread like wildfire, leaving a trail of opprobriums in their wake.
- The oppressive regime used opprobriums to intimidate and quell dissent.
- The discovery of his hidden past brought forth a flood of opprobriums upon the once-admired figure.
- The consequences of her betrayal were dire, as the opprobriums she faced threatened to consume her.
FAQs About the word opprobriums
something that brings disgrace, very strong disapproval, public disgrace or ill fame that follows from conduct considered grossly wrong or vicious, contempt, re
disgraces, reflections,scandals, dishonors,stains,stigmas, blots, brands, spots, smirches
honors,credits, jewels,treasures, glories, prides,boasts
Amidst the clamor, his detractors hurled opprobriums upon him, hoping to silence his voice.
The politician's reputation was irrevocably tarnished by the opprobriums spread by his rivals.
The once-respected academic faced ostracism after being unjustly labeled with opprobriums.
His fiery speech was met with a barrage of opprobriums from those who disagreed with his views.
