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revile

[ri-vahyl] / rɪˈvaɪl /


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Memories play a key role — people loved and lost, places missed and reviled.

From Los Angeles Times

So, the reviled foreigner, once disdained for his fractured French and suspected anarchist sympathies, got justice — call it revenge — on his own terms, by making outside the cool place to be.

From New York Times

Mr. Trump was roundly defended on Fox News, including by hosts who had reviled him in private.

From New York Times

This mindset is reviled by safe-streets advocates who say transportation officials are too reactive, and people shouldn’t have to be wounded or killed before cities change road designs.

From Seattle Times

Baldwin, who famously lampooned former President Trump on NBC’s “Saturday Night Live,” is reviled in some conservative circles.

From Los Angeles Times