Meanings of opprobrious epithets in English

Every tongue was engaged in loading me with the most opprobrious epithets!

I have already had occasion to allude to the sealer's readiness in using opprobrious epithets.

Anne market- alargecrowd insulted him with opprobrious epithets.

Asmund, who was habitually peevish under the puckerel curse, refused with opprobrious epithets, and the fighting began.

But a clamor arose, drowning these protestations, and the most opprobrious epithets could be heard on every side.

Occasionally passers by would fling opprobrious epithets at "the East Tennessee traitors," but that was all.

Often the women joined in, and as they bid excitedly against each other the church rang with opprobrious epithets.

This had been a grand man, despite his calling, and in the teeth of opprobrious epithets against his craft.

Roblado had given him assurance of this by calling the doctor a fool, and heaping upon him other opprobrious epithets.

He had too lately stood in the place of an individual bearing quite too many opprobrious epithets, to feel very light-hearted.

I believe, indeed, he made use of still more opprobrious epithets, with which I do not wish to defile my pages.

The name of Jezebel has descended to us as one of the most opprobrious epithets which can be applied to a woman.

He likewise hurled what sounded like very opprobrious epithets at such natives as did not get out the way quickly enough to suit him.

Summoned by telegraph, M. de Chalusse hastened to Lyons, and two days later I left Sainte-Marthe with jeers and opprobrious epithets ringing in my ears.

The force was assailed with hoots and yells, and all kinds of opprobrious epithets, but no violence was shown, until it had crossed Thirty-second Street.

)-Noopprobrious epithets such as, "These deceivers said, while they were yet alive," (Matt, xxvii.