Obloquy Ob Luh Kwee Noun Censure Abusive Language Expressed Disgrace

noun:

1. Censure or abusive language towards someone, especially when expressed by many.

2. Disgrace resulting from public condemnation. 

[From Latin obloquium (talking against, contradiction), from ob- (against) + loqui (to speak). Ultimately from the Indo-European root tolkw (to speak) that is also the source of somniloquy, loquacious, and allocution.]

"[Jimmy Carter] is a man who is prepared to risk the obloquy and criticism of die-hard neocons and nervous fellow senior Democrats to break the chains of Washington's foolish Middle East peace policy." Carter Mission; Arab News (Jeddah, Saudi Arabia); Apr 9, 2008.