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Meanings of vituperative in English
Synonyms
Examples for "scathing"
Examples for "scathing"
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Technology experts are scathing of security failures within state sector IT systems.
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Who wrote this scathing attack on the nature of the Irish State?
3
Nonetheless, despite the scathing letter, no threat of legal action was made.
4
This follows two scathing reports to the national executive committee of Safa.
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The latter announcement was met with a scathing response from Willie O'Dea.
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Background: The use of rituximab for refractory autoimmune blistering diseases is increasing.
2
South Africa, Australia, and Argentina started the year with blistering heat waves.
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Anecdotes enliven the text, including a blistering critique of Ernst & Young.
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Maybe galloping growth, not blistering growth, said Roth Capital analyst Craig Irwin.
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There is no better example than Chautauqua's blistering win in Hong Kong.
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Let us begin by dipping a toe in the most scalding water.
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Instead, turn the hot water on such that it is absolutely scalding.
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Be careful when you are lowering the bird into the scalding water.
4
Skim the vinegar clean, and pour it scalding hot upon the cucumbers.
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The stock must have been scalding-hot, yet he took a mouthful anyway.
Usage of vituperative in English
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For the rest, the heresiarch had a mighty flow of vituperative speech.
2
Since his inauguration, Stanton had been one of his most vituperative critics.
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He had never been wittier, never more convincing, never so magnificently vituperative.
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Whereupon the girl grew vituperative in two languages, and made off.
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Ritter's contempt is so vituperative that it begins to look excessive.
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We didn't want an Ann Richards, vituperative, lashing kind of speech.
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No vituperative epithet was strong enough to fling at my head.
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Elsie might have been conducting a vituperative monologue across the alley.
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He was Jesuit and atheist as it suited the turn of any vituperative polemist.
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Or be bitter or vituperative just because they are swine.
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He was like a vituperative marionette, a vicious Charlie McCarthy.
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Louder and louder grew the vituperative roar of the Face.
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Words floated outward from that mouth, boldface and italicized, swirling like a vituperative cyclone.
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As so often with the most vituperative pamphleteers, Frum is in person genial and conciliatory.
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He delivered vituperative, even obscene sermons, which may still be read in his collected works.
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A more vituperative female Rebel I have never seen.
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United Kingdom
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