Meanings of fierce invective in English

Then did the room ring with scornful laughter, with boisterous satire, with shouted irony, with fierce invective.

It is Lucilius who inspires him; it is the fierce invective of the father of Roman satire that appeals to him.

Was any form of Christianity ever substituted either for Paganism or any other form of Christianity without heat, exaggeration, and fierce invective?

Half of them were in tears, while the defendant sat in the court room, drawn up and writhing under the fire of Lincoln's fierce invective.

The fierce invectives of the reformers forbade all hope of temperate discussion, and their unreasoning denunciations only provoked resentment.

I have heard their fierce invectives against the bureaus and ungrateful audiences that were "prejudiced" against them.

To this she wrote a calm, dignified reply, declining to dwell on the fierce invectives of her assailant, and wishing her well here and hereafter.