Pronunciation: /vɪˈtupəˌreɪtɪv/
adjective Characterized by or given to harsh, abusive language
A1 She received vituperative comments on social media.
A2 The politician's vituperative speech offended many people.
B1 The review was vituperative, criticizing every aspect of the film.
B2 The vituperative exchange between the two colleagues escalated into a heated argument.
C1 The journalist faced backlash for her vituperative article attacking the government.
C2 The professor's vituperative remarks towards his students were uncalled for and unprofessional.
formal The politician's vituperative remarks towards his opponent were widely criticized.
informal I can't believe how vituperative she was during the argument.
slang Her vituperative rant was totally uncalled for.
figurative The vituperative storm of insults left him feeling emotionally battered.
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