Vituperation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VITUPERATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• abuse, rejection
• bitter and abusive language
• The act of vituperating; abuse; severe censure; blame.
• abusive or venomous language used to express blame or censure or bitter deep-seated ill will
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• sustained and bitter railing and condemnation; vituperative utterance

Words related to VITUPERATION

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Words that contain VITUPERATION

vituperations18

How to use VITUPERATION in a sentence

• See how prodigal Shakspeare and Ben Jonson are in the language of vituperation.
• Cushing be so great an admirer of stability in conviction, he might have found in these men the subject of something other than vituperation.
• For if he had read one-fiftieth part of the vituperation of his Travels, which it has been my misfortune to peruse, he could hardly have brought himself to write what follows.
• And the very clearness of his vision gives terrible power to his vituperation.
• Toni appeared, putting his face in the circular opening only to receive the furious vituperation of his captain.
• The plantation hands were dancing war-dances around the base of every tree and filling the air with abuse and vituperation of their hereditary enemies.
• In persecution there are two things grievous to the flesh, the vituperation and insult of men, and the tortures which the body suffers.
• It cannot be extinguished by derision, by vituperation, or by force.
• CLEM EDWARDS to a display of virtuous vituperation that Mr.
• But he held his position unflinchingly, and the tipsy gallants contented themselves with vituperation and hard words.
• Do not give to that misfortune the additional sting of illiberal and unchristian vituperation.
• Marxian vituperation of Malthus and his followers is illuminating.
• A dozen curs from the lodge resented our intrusion with canine vituperation.
• Forster flinched under the vituperation levelled at his head.
• The creation of a ship-canal across the isthmus of Suez was one of the most popular themes of French vituperation.
• From the pulpits of that city an incited clergy began to hurl vituperation and calumny upon the Author of what was to them a hateful and much to be feared heresy.
• These extracts, however, explain the almost savage vituperation with which Cooper was thenceforth followed in the press of the two countries.
• Yet coarse as was its vituperation, it was surpassed by that of Great Britain.
• But brutal vituperation was found in abundance in periodicals which claimed to be the representatives of the highest cultivation and refinement.
• His mother was moved with pity to see him, and his father also stopped his vituperation.
• Lewes is kind and attentive, and has quite won my regard, after having had a good deal of my vituperation.
• The flood of vituperation rushed on for what seemed an interminable period, while the Queen blushed scarlet, the Princess burst into tears, and the hundred guests sat aghast.
• She knew, indeed, that he hated and despised sickness in others, and that when ill himself he became a moaning mass of cowardice and vituperation.
• On this subject there can be no excess of vituperation and severity.
• I do not remember anything, in the palmy days of the Quarterly Review, that more completely descended to low and childish vituperation than some of the recent attacks on America.
• Lady, in my heat I admonished you with hard words and much vituperation.
• In nearly every instance, the men who succeeded to the best places had made themselves conspicuous by their vituperation of Mr.
• Also, she kept her temper from flooding over into the self-abandonment of angry weeping and vituperation.
• Calmly had Aaron Burr pursued his upward and onward course, simply smiling at the vituperation of Hamilton.
• He had reached a pinnacle of fame such as no man of his years had ever attained, and suddenly without warning he fell, a victim to unparalleled vituperation.

Similar words containing VITUPERA without suffix tion

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