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vitriol

[vi-tree-uhl] / ˈvɪ tri əl /


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It still can be overwhelming if she looks at all the vitriol aimed her way online, she said, but “off the internet, it’s a completely different story.”

From Los Angeles Times

But he heaped particular vitriol on the three conservatives.

From The Wall Street Journal

With Levy gone, it appeared the easiest decision for Venkatesham would be to sack Frank given the increasing vitriol towards the head coach from fans.

From BBC

And this year, if the delicately reunited U.K. duo Oasis was to pull things together for 2026 and play the Super Bowl, it most certainly wouldn’t inspire the same kind of vitriol.

From Los Angeles Times

Amid the vitriol, a senior banker asked to be taken off the account.

From The Wall Street Journal