adjective bitterly hostile
In medicine, 'virulent' is used to describe a pathogen or disease that is extremely infectious or harmful.
In immunology, 'virulent' is used to describe the strength of an immune response against a pathogen.
In microbiology, 'virulent' refers to the ability of a microorganism to cause disease.
In epidemiology, 'virulent' is used to describe the severity or aggressiveness of a disease outbreak.
In toxicology, 'virulent' can refer to the potency or harmfulness of a toxin or poison.
In the field of journalism, the term 'virulent' may be used to describe a particularly harsh or aggressive form of criticism or attack.
Psychologists may use the term 'virulent' to describe a particularly aggressive or harmful form of behavior or thought pattern in their patients.
Medical doctors may use the term 'virulent' to describe a particularly aggressive or harmful strain of a virus or bacteria.
Political analysts may use the term 'virulent' to describe a particularly aggressive or harmful form of political ideology or rhetoric.
Environmental scientists may use the term 'virulent' to describe a particularly aggressive or harmful form of pollution or toxin in the environment.
Legal counsels may use the term 'virulent' to describe a particularly aggressive or harmful form of legal argument or attack in a court case.