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Meanings of vilification in English
Spanish
calumnia Synonyms
Examples for "abuse"
Examples for "abuse"
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All political parties accept there is a serious problem with alcohol abuse.
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To Oprah's credit, she mentioned victims of abuse outside the entertainment industry.
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If the alcohol abuse stops, then the physical health problems will stop.
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Armed with information, children are better able to report abuse to you.
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Government has also availed a number of avenues for victims of abuse.
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The military government has said it would pursue all royal insult cases.
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So don't come here-tomy home-toinsult me and question my work!
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However, genetic factors may also modify the response to the environmental insult.
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We said that's an insult, Geingob said as quoted by local media.
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So it's a clear insult for the people of Afghanistan, Azizi said.
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This is a day of trouble and of discipline and of contumely.
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Divine's terror had placed him beyond the reach of contumely or reproach.
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He informed the chapter that he was greatly displeased with their contumely.
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I saw him, the best of men, perishing amid contumely and disease.
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To wear the uniform was to bring upon one contumely, often persecution.
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The man endued with wisdom and learning regards revilement as nectar.
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I want his honor disgraced, and his corpse exposed to the public revilement he deserves.
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The other said the like and they were occupied with contention and mutual revilement and talk.
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There was singularly little revilement of the Spanish enemy and the bravery of the Spanish soldier and sailor was freely admitted.
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Mahomet's personal magnetism had drawn him irresistibly to the religion he upheld so steadfastly, and in the face of revilement and danger.
Usage of vilification in English
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Others noted, but with some sense of unfairness, the vilification of Lamarck.
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Armytage and MacSween are being sued for racial vilification over the segment.
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They had never before been confronted, however, by a concerted vilification campaign.
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The Hawkes received death threats, letters of vilification and parcels of excrement.
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And he did it all under the cruel pressure of racial vilification.
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Define meritricious; prognathic; banal; vulpine; camaraderie; vilification; ennui; quixotic; naïve; pharisaism.
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Politicians challenge it at their peril and dissenters risk personal vilification, he said.
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He keeps his servility sweet by preserving it in the salt of vilification.
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As Demick notes, China's vilification of the Dalai Lama perversely reinforces his importance.
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Campaigns of vilification, corruption and false pretence have lost their usefulness.
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It pays to be nasty and the vilification of people yields huge profits.
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Supporters say he is the victim of propaganda and a U.S.-led campaign of vilification.
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Demonisation and vilification is bad for community relations on campus and society at large.
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Lindy Chamberlain speaks out about the pressure of public scrutiny, extreme struggle, and vilification.
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The minority who disagree remain largely mute, cautious of their reputations, fearful of vilification.
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Through intimidation, vilification, bullying, a system, an underground shell game.
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