vituperate
11vituperate — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. t. vilify, abuse, revile; reproach, inveigh (against), rebuke, scold, upbraid; objurgate, tongue lash. See detraction, disapprobation. II (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) v. scold, berate, censure, verbally …
12vituperate — , vituperative. vivacious, vivacity …
13vituperate — vi·tu·per·ate || vaɪ tuËpÉ™reɪt /vɪ tju v. condemn or rebuke in a harsh abusive way …
14vituperate — [vɪ tju:pəreɪt, vʌɪ ] verb archaic blame or insult (someone) in strong or violent language. Derivatives vituperator noun Origin C16 (earlier (ME) as vituperation): from L. vituperat , vituperare censure, disparage …
15vituperate — v. a. (Rare.) Find fault with, scold, censure, overwhelm with abuse, abuse, vilify, revile, reproach, berate, rate, upbraid, rail at, objurgate …
16vituperate — v 1. censure, find fault with, slate, dispraise, reprove, reproach, reprobate, cry down, run down, Inf. dress down, disapprove, frown upon; inculpate, blame, incriminate, criminate, take to task, call to account; condemn, denounce, rate,… …
17vituperate — vi·tu·per·ate …
18vituperate — vi•tu•per•ate [[t]vaɪˈtu pəˌreɪt, ˈtyu , vɪ [/t]] v. at•ed, at•ing 1) to use harsh or abusive language 2) to censure harshly; revile • Etymology: 1535–45; < L vituperātus, ptp. of vituperāre to spoil, blame =vitu , var. of viti , s. of vitium… …
19vituperate — [c]/vəˈtjupəreɪt / (say vuh tyoohpuhrayt), /vaɪ / (say vuy ) verb (vituperated, vituperating) –verb (t) 1. to find fault with abusively. 2. to address abusive language to; revile; objurgate. –verb (i) 3. to use abusive language. {Latin… …
20vituperate — v.i.,v.t. speak bitterly, harshly or abusively (of). ♦ vituperation, ♦ vituperator, n. ♦ vituperative, ♦ vituperatory, a …
