Vituperative (adj)
vit-oop-er-at-iv
Bitter and abusive.
mid-15c., but rare before early 19c., from Latin vituperationem (nominative vituperatio) “blame, a blaming, censuring.
Example sentences
“I’ve had it with his vituperative outbursts.”
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