Vituperation ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Vituperation ( noun )

Abusive or condemnatory language; harsh or bitter criticism.

Origin:

From latin vituperationem (nominative vituperatio) "blame, censure, reproac.h"

Examples:

1. The political campaign was filled with vituperation and personal attacks.
2. He directed a stream of vituperation at the referee.
3. The critic's review was filled with vituperation and invective.
4. The employee was fired after a verbal outburst of vituperation.
5. The speaker was met with a storm of vituperation and jeers from the audience.

(As a verb)

Vituperation ( verb )

Abusive or condemnatory language; harsh or bitter criticism.

Origin:

From latin vituperationem (nominative vituperatio) "blame, censure, reproac.h"

Examples:

1. The political campaign was filled with vituperation and personal attacks.
2. He directed a stream of vituperation at the referee.
3. The critic's review was filled with vituperation and invective.
4. The employee was fired after a verbal outburst of vituperation.
5. The speaker was met with a storm of vituperation and jeers from the audience.