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Meanings of vituperate in English
Synonyms
Examples for "rail"
Examples for "rail"
1
High-speed rail services to France, the Netherlands and Germany were also suspended.
2
No, according to the rail industry trade body the Rail Delivery Group.
3
Step 6: -Designateimportant, heavily used corridors for high speed rail system.
4
The case for publicly run rail is popular, and for good reason.
5
Issuance remains dominated by the transport sector, particularly rail, followed by energy.
1
In the meantime, the two small foes continued to revile one another.
2
Beware how you revile the Magistrates; You may be whipped for that.
3
Regional Muslim leaders and rebels revile each other as blasphemous and criminal.
4
Others came to revile, denounce and defy the powers of the church.
5
To scorn and revile wealth is the mere resource of splenetic poverty.
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.
Usage of vituperate in English
1
Useless to argue with the tradesmen, to expostulate, to vituperate.
2
Even the laughers themselves sometimes vituperate the cachinnation they indulge in, and many of them
3
Tell Borya, Mitya, and Andrushka that I vituperate them.
4
The "one" hangs; the "many" command by the dignity of force; the "few" vituperate and scold.
5
Hush, Orloff, do not vituperate.
6
On occasion he could stoop to praise one party and vituperate another, but that was his tongue serving his worldly interest.
7
Bespatter it, vituperate against it, strongly insist that any man or woman harbouring it is a fool or a knave, or both.
8
To vituperate in superlatives seems common to most who have taken in hand this and other episodes in the history of the Borgias.
9
All the while he does not neglect to vituperate the chipmunks and sparrows that whisk off crumbs of comfort from under the camper's feet.
10
He swore; his Kees dog yapped; his children cried and his wife vituperated.
11
Interfering with institutions, ruining reputation, blasting bulwarks, patronizing poachers, vituperating venerated-
12
Within less than a month Schmidt was vituperated by half the chancelleries of Europe.
13
At first she vituperated her husband, and whilst doing so foamed at the mouth.
14
The clergy vituperated her for the impiety of seeking to control the designs of Providence.
15
Some came to the edge of the street and cursed and vituperated the breakfasting regiment.
16
They quarreled continually, vituperating and finally fighting each other.
Frequent collocations
Vituperate through the time