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Meanings of vilify in English
Usage of vilify in English
1
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull urged Australians not to vilify the Muslim community.
2
I refuse to vilify happy chance in the name of black despair.
3
He labored, with a cruel industry, to vilify his character in England.
4
Yet theologians vilify Brann from the pulpit-teachers denounce him to their pupils.
5
Their tongues have been quick to condemn and free to vilify me.
6
The vulgar, wherever he passed, were instigated to reproach and vilify him.
7
He will rage-hewill vilify us both, but we will defy him.
8
Campaigns to protect cattle are often used to vilify religious minorities.
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Saudi and Iranian social media users routinely vilify each other under provocative hashtags.
10
He even stoops to vilify my poor fellows in order to justify himself.
11
Not being wise enough to accept this hint he continued to vilify her.
12
They attempt to vilify, abuse and bully their opponents into silence.
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This was an attempt to vilify her and retract sympathy for her murder.
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Surely this is a more responsible way than to vilify a sick man.
15
I vilify-mybest friend--Oh, my dear Mrs. Traynor-youhave quite misunderstood me.
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It is too easy to vilify young people, he says.
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United Kingdom
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