Translations for „vituperation“ in the English » German Dictionary

vi·tu·pera·tion [vɪˌtju:pərˈeɪʃən, Am vaɪˌtu:pəˈr-] N no pl form

vituperation

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English

A world where we can argue without violence and dissent without vituperation.

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More so, party activists are not to react with insult to vituperations by their opponents so peace could continue to reign.

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The unwarranted vituperations against the president in the name of activism have more political coloration than a patriotic inclination to radicalism as it were.

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Vituperation, or deeply seated ill will, vitriol.

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In later work, his interest in vituperation is judged to have overwhelmed any element of wit.

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In fact, he exploded into vituperation on air and later attacked me in print for my impertinence.

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I find these vituperations by these media houses very ridiculous and prattle.

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Loyalty is rewarded with praise and disloyalty gets punished with consistent vituperation.

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Not even the verbal vituperations and stretched pressures have made the governor to cave in to the yearnings of the people in that direction.

www.vanguardngr.com

But never of church and politics... a fascinating mixture of vituperation, rumination, and condemnation, with lots of different people participating.

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