Vituperative
Pronunciation: /ˌvaɪˈtuːpərətɪv/
Vituperative (adj)
- Using strong, angry insults to attack someone’s character or actions.
- Showing extreme dislike through harsh words, often in writing or public discussion.
Vituperative (adjective)
Examples
- He used vituperative speech to attack his opponent.
- The speech turned vituperative when the debate got heated.