Meanings of bitter invective in English

He had expected bitter invective, but instead the girl smiled.

These senatorial leaders of the slavery crusade in Kansas were the victims of Sumner's bitter invective.

After which beginnings she never concluded a single speech without some horrid slander and bitter invective.

He saw the end to the bitter invective heaped upon him during the last three weeks by the press.

He purchased the services of Swift, the greatest master of satire blended with bitter invective that England had known.

An earlier report which alleged that the conference was breaking up amid bitter invective has been denied by the ministries.

Notwithstanding the extraordinary popularity of the first President of the United States, scarcely has any important act of his administration escaped the most bitter invective.

The worst things she said were not as bad as things Shelley said-asthe bitter invective and scurrilous attacks common to pamphleteers of the time.

He reproached her and heaped bitter invectives on her.

Not feeling any confidence in his assurance, I burst out into bitter invectives and fierce words.

It was impossible to be absolutely insensible to the bitter invectives, and malignant calumnies of which he had long been the object.

The members exerted their spirit chiefly in bitter invectives against the memory of Cromwell, and in execrations against the inhuman murder of their late sovereign.