viperish Synonyms
Strongest:
- sadistic
- vicious
- hateful
- virulent
- malign
- cruel
- unforgiving
- malevolent
- spiteful
- petty
- malignant
- malicious
- resentful
- mean
- venomous
Strong:
- retaliatory
- relentless
- vindictive
- hostile
- uncharitable
- nasty
- avenging
- small-minded
- implacable
- vengeful
- revengeful
- evil
- narrow-minded
- merciless
- despiteful
- pitiless
- catty
- unrelenting
- grim
Weak:
Strongest:
- sympathetic
- merciful
- merciful
- compassionate
- warm
- benign
- kind
- kindly
- kind
- loving
- kindly
- sympathetic
- charitable
- loving
- good
- benevolent
- benign
- forgiving
- good
- compassionate
- warm
- charitable
- forgiving
- benevolent
Strong:
- benignant
- noble
- humane
- philanthropic
- altruistic
- benignant
- kindhearted
- magnanimous
- sweet
- kindhearted
- relenting
- brotherly
- noble
- sweet
- humanitarian
- relenting
- brotherly
- humanitarian
- humane
- magnanimous
- philanthropic
- altruistic
Weak:
viperish Meaning
viperish (a.)
Somewhat like a viper; viperous.
viperish Sentence Examples
- Her viperish gaze conveyed a sense of hostility that made others uneasy.
- Despite his charming façade, his comments had a viperish edge that hinted at his true nature.
- The atmosphere in the meeting room turned viperish as tensions rose between the colleagues.
- Her smile was viperish, betraying a hidden animosity towards her rival.
- The critic's review was filled with viperish remarks aimed at tearing down the artist's work.
- As the argument escalated, their words became increasingly viperish, each seeking to wound the other.
- His viperish behavior alienated him from his peers, leaving him isolated and disliked.
- The politician's speech was met with a chorus of viperish remarks from the opposition.
- The gossip columnist had a reputation for her viperish tongue, spreading rumors with malicious glee.
- It was clear from her viperish tone that she had no intention of resolving the conflict amicably.
FAQs About the word viperish
Somewhat like a viper; viperous.
sadistic, vicious, hateful, virulent, malign, cruel, unforgiving, malevolent, spiteful, petty
sympathetic, merciful, merciful, compassionate, warm, benign, kind, kindly, kind, loving
Her viperish gaze conveyed a sense of hostility that made others uneasy.
Despite his charming façade, his comments had a viperish edge that hinted at his true nature.
The atmosphere in the meeting room turned viperish as tensions rose between the colleagues.
Her smile was viperish, betraying a hidden animosity towards her rival.
