Online Harassment Terms

adjective showing scorn or reproach; abusive

• The senator faced opprobrious remarks from his colleagues during the debate.
• She couldn't stand the opprobrious comments made by her classmates.
• The online trolls left opprobrious messages on the celebrity's social media posts.
• The artist's unconventional work received opprobrious reviews from critics.

noun a type of speech that promotes hatred, discrimination, or violence towards a particular group or individual

• The government has implemented strict laws against hate speech to protect marginalized communities.
• Posting hate speech online can get you banned from social media platforms.
• Spreading hate speech is just not cool, dude.
• Hate speech is like a poison that spreads negativity and division in society.

noun a derogatory term combining 'liberal' and 'retard' used to insult someone with left-leaning political views

• Using derogatory terms like 'libtard' is not appropriate in professional settings.
• I can't believe he called her a libtard during the argument.
• Don't listen to him, he's just a libtard who doesn't know what he's talking about.
• The debate turned ugly when one of the participants resorted to name-calling, referring to the other as a libtard.

noun a term used to describe the act of making someone feel ashamed or guilty for their perceived sexual behavior or appearance

• Slut-shaming is a form of bullying and harassment based on a person's perceived sexual behavior.
• I can't believe she's still slut-shaming her classmates, it's so mean.
• Stop slut-shaming, it's not cool at all.
• Her constant slut-shaming of others reveals her own insecurities and lack of empathy.