opprobrium

Even Israel’s much-vaunted arms industry, which has used the war in Gaza as proof-of-concept for its wares and has proven to be relatively resistant to opprobrium, is being affected.

In recent years, however, the speakers have played pre-planned programming that ranges from outright opprobrium to more subtle messaging intended to imbue listeners with pro-South Korea sympathies.

"There's no question that the kind of opprobrium that the administration heaps on judges with whom they disagree is unlike any other time."

The massacres spurred a wave of world opprobrium, with the U.S.,

Now, one can act as crassly as one likes without feeling shame and social opprobrium, because everything is done in a higher political cause.