vituperate

[US]/vaɪˈtjuːpəreɪt/
[UK]/vaɪˈtjuːpəreɪt/

Translation

vt.to blame or insult someone severely; to scold or criticize harshly
Word Forms
Present Participlevituperating
Third Person Singularvituperates
Past Tensevituperated
Past Participlevituperated

Phrases & Collocations

vituperate loudly

vituperate publicly

vituperate harshly

vituperate repeatedly

vituperate unfairly

vituperate incessantly

vituperate fiercely

vituperate angrily

vituperate openly

vituperate scornfully

Example Sentences

he tends to vituperate anyone who disagrees with him.

the critics did not hesitate to vituperate the director's latest film.

she was vituperated for her controversial opinions.

it's unprofessional to vituperate your colleagues in public.

he vituperated against the policies he found unjust.

many people vituperate politicians during election season.

she couldn't help but vituperate her rival during the debate.

to vituperate others only reflects poorly on yourself.

the article vituperated the company's unethical practices.

he was vituperated by the media for his mistakes.

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