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reviler

[ri-vahy-ler] / rɪˈvaɪ lər /






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Stanislaus Zbyszko's reviler was not the American's sports page, but the Sunday supplement American Weekly.

From Time Magazine Archive

Goodwin was too eminent a Commonwealth's man, and too fair a controversialist, to be treated as a mere reviler; and it was left to the Protector's journalist, Marchamont Needham, to reply through the press.

From The Life of John Milton, Volume 5 (of 7), 1654-1660 by David Masson

The boy's eye caught the motion, and he whirled suddenly in a backward course and danced past his reviler again, this time much nearer than before.

From Complete Works of James Whitcomb Riley — Volume 10 by James Whitcomb Riley

He simply edged away from his reviler, who went off to "hedge" his bets, if possible.

From Bred In The Bone 1908 by Thomas Nelson Page

“Out upon thee for a reviler and scoffer of goodness!” said Birch, moving slowly, and with a due observance of clerical dignity, down the road, followed by the imaginary Cæsar.

From The Spy Condensed for use in schools by J. Fenimore Cooper




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