vituperative

a vituperative turn of phrase.

the criticism soon turned into a vituperative attack.

The vituperative comments made by the politician caused a public outcry.

He unleashed a vituperative tirade against his coworker in front of everyone.

The vituperative language used in the argument was unnecessary and hurtful.

Her vituperative tone during the meeting made everyone uncomfortable.

The vituperative criticism from the coach only served to demoralize the team.

The vituperative attack on social media was completely uncalled for.

The vituperative nature of their relationship was evident to everyone around them.

She couldn't stand the vituperative remarks and decided to leave the room.

The vituperative language used by the customer was not tolerated by the restaurant staff.

His vituperative outburst was a result of built-up frustration over time.

If the image of quiet, contemplative debate seems anachronistic in these vituperative times, the contrast is even more poignant after the Justice's latest decision.