Question

vituperate vt.谩骂,责骂 Just as vituperation consists of negative, explosive, malicious outbursts, to vituperate is to communicate in this way. Negative political ads vituperate against opponents. When you insult someone and swear at them, you vituperate. People with a short temper tend to vituperate often — it's similar to railing, vilifying, and reviling. The root word is the Latin vituperationem, "blame or censuring," from vitium, "fault or defect."

Accepted Answer

[vi'tju:pəreit; vai'tu:-] To vituperate is to speak or write in an extremely negative way about someone.

英语单词	vituperate
英美音标	[vi'tju:pəreit; vai'tu:-]
中文释义	vt.谩骂,责骂
vocabulary简明	To vituperate is to speak or write in an extremely negative way about someone.
vocabulary扩展	Just as vituperation consists of negative, explosive, malicious outbursts, to vituperate is to communicate in this way. Negative political ads vituperate against opponents. When you insult someone and swear at them, you vituperate. People with a short temper tend to vituperate often — it's similar to railing, vilifying, and reviling. The root word is the Latin vituperationem, "blame or censuring," from vitium, "fault or defect."

Vituperate Negative Vi'tju:Pəreit Vai'tu Vt.谩骂,责骂 Speak Write Extremely