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The syllogisms were overthrown by their satire, and their arguments evaporated in their vituperation.
THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND IN THREE VOLUMES, VOL.III.E. FARR AND E. H. NOLANSometimes Michael or Alan would be ejected with vituperation from the class-room to spend an hour in the corridor without.
SINISTER STREET, VOL. 1COMPTON MACKENZIEHis guests were always ready to laugh at his words and add their quota to the sum of vituperation.
THE HISTORIES OF POLYBIUS, VOL. II (OF 2)POLYBIUSHe had not the fine, glittering, incisive touch of Wendell Phillips's fatal sarcasm and vituperation.
FROM THE EASY CHAIR, SERIES 2GEORGE WILLIAM CURTISThe Tory press, hungry for the spoil which it maddened the others to lose, paid back the compliments by intense vituperation.
THE FELON'S TRACKMICHAEL DOHENYHenceforth the book is either to be cherished secretly and silently, or else to be spoken of loudly with protest and vituperation.
IMPRESSIONS AND COMMENTSHAVELOCK ELLISWith curses and vituperation he told the names of those who had fled to save themselves—then added names of others in the band.
THE LONG DIM TRAILFORRESTINE C. HOOKERFirst,—The natural spirit of man, which rebels against wholesale vituperation and calumny.
LANDS OF THE SLAVE AND THE FREEHENRY A. MURRAYThe cause of all the vituperation which for years had been heaped upon Mr. Herndon was now apparent.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN: WAS HE A CHRISTIAN?JOHN B. REMSBURGHowever, I hear his son is a prisoner in France, so perhaps this undignified vituperation relieves his feelings.
SERVANTS OF THE GUNSJEFFERY E. JEFFERYWORDS RELATED TO VITUPERATION
- abuse
- aspersion
- backbiting
- backstabbing
- belittlement
- calumny
- damage
- defamation
- denigration
- deprecation
- derogation
- disesteem
- disparagement
- harm
- hit
- hurt
- injury
- injustice
- innuendo
- insinuation
- knock
- libel
- lie
- minimization
- muckraking
- obloquy
- pejorative
- revilement
- ridicule
- running down
- scandal
- scandalmongering
- scurrility
- slam
- smear campaign
- tale
- traducement
- traducing
- vilification
- vituperation
- wrong
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.