Meanings of vituperative epithet in English

No vituperative epithet was strong enough to fling at my head.

It is not his toil, but his hobby, passion, vice, monomania-anyvituperative epithet you like to bestow on it!

Before many weeks had passed there was no vituperative epithet that Leicester was not in the daily habit of bestowing upon Paul.

You swear never more to make use of vituperative epithets toward the family of the deceased Count de Soissons?

Douglas angrily reminded him of the vituperative epithets contained in the manifesto, which evidently wounded him more deeply than the coarser indignities.

Now, Hatton's knowledge of foreign tongues was pretty much limited to those vituperative epithets which are first and oftenest heard in every language.

.... A liberal reward will be paid by the writer for a suitably vituperative epithet to be applied to the ordinary street preacher.