vilifications Sentence Examples
- The politicians engaged in bitter vilifications, slinging mud at each other in their campaigns.
- The media sensationalized the event, unleashing a torrent of vilifications on the accused.
- The protestors faced constant vilifications for their dissenting opinions.
- The gossip columnist resorted to vile vilifications to maintain readership.
- The online trolls unleashed a barrage of vilifications against anyone who dared to disagree with their views.
- The actor's performance was met with unwarranted vilifications from critics.
- The vilifications against the whistleblower aimed to silence their revelations of corruption.
- The group of activists faced relentless vilifications for their advocacy of social justice.
- The vilifications hurled at the victim in the trial served only to further victimize them.
- The historical vilification of certain ethnic groups has led to ongoing prejudice and discrimination.
vilifications Meaning
vilifications
the act of vilifying, an instance of vilifying
Synonyms & Antonyms of vilifications
Synonyms:
- aspersing
- hatchet-job
- smear
- calumniation
- spitefulness
- aspersion
- denigration
- detraction
- malice
- venom
- vituperation
- disdain
- mud
- malignity
- meanness
- backbiting
- malignancy
- invective
- disparagement
- hatefulness
- denunciation
- belittlement
- innuendo
- scorn
- traducing
- malevolence
- viciousness
- maliciousness
- spite
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word vilifications
the act of vilifying, an instance of vilifying
criticism, defaming, libel, libelling, libeling,defamation, slander, contempt,smearing, abuse
commendation, respect, acclaim, applause, esteem,praise, flattery, accolade,honor, adoration
The politicians engaged in bitter vilifications, slinging mud at each other in their campaigns.
The media sensationalized the event, unleashing a torrent of vilifications on the accused.
The protestors faced constant vilifications for their dissenting opinions.
The gossip columnist resorted to vile vilifications to maintain readership.
