Vituperation
Pronunciation: /ˈviˈɪtˈəpˈiˈɹæʃən/
Vituperation (noun)
- Strong, angry criticism that uses insulting words to attack someone’s character or actions.
- A pattern of severe negative statements, often in writing, aimed at blaming or condemning a person or group.
Examples
- The speech was full of harsh insulting speech.
- She avoided vituperation during the argument.