Traducciones de „vituperation“ en el diccionario inglés » polaco

vituperation [vaɪˌtju:pəˈreɪʃən, ingl. am. -ˌtu:p-] SUST. sin pl. form.

vituperation

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The first party newspapers were full of vituperation.

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Compassion does not seem to have a very strong presence in it, while envy and vituperation seem to be there in far too much quantity.

www.macleans.ca

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

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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.

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

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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.

thenationonlineng.net

Wonder if they mouth the venom, spitting the addled febrile vituperation as they type?

www.propublica.org

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

www.independent.ie

I would shortly realize that the reported comments had gone viral on social media with unprintable vituperations and words of condemnation over the attack.

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