Word of the day: Vituperate
The word vituperate describes intensely critical and abusive language. It refers to speaking or writing in a condemnatory manner. This term originates from the Latin word vituperare, meaning to blame. Vituperate suggests a forceful verbal attack rather than reasoned arguments. It is chiefly found in formal writing and literary works.
The word vituperate describes intensely critical and abusive language. It refers to speaking or writing in a condemnatory manner. This term originates from the Latin word vituperare, meaning to blame. Vituperate suggests a forceful verbal attack rather than reasoned arguments. It is chiefly found in formal writing and literary works.
