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vitriol

[vi-tree-uhl] / ˈvɪ tri əl /


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“The AR-15 and its variants are very deadly when used properly,” he wrote in a manifesto filled with hateful vitriol.

From Washington Post

The vitriol currently directed at Mr. Moreno and researchers like him mirrors “the broader erosion of trust in experts and institutions,” Ms. King said.

From New York Times

Ironically, the injection of conservative vitriol may provide the necessary impetus to place new legal controls on spying powers this year.

From Seattle Times

While online vitriol is not always politically charged, the Chinese government "tolerates a specific type of cyberbullying" by right-wing nationalists, says Fang Kecheng, a journalism professor at The Chinese University of Hong Kong.

From BBC

The vitriol against Bragg became so rancid — and sometimes racist — friends worried for his safety.

From Seattle Times