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vilify
verb as in criticize very harshly
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“A money manager does not go from being a near nobody to being nearly universally applauded to being nearly universally vilified without some effect.”
In a Facebook post over the weekend, the minister said he has been "vilified by those who have sought to call into question my character and commitment to the people of Northern Ireland".
That the response to “West End Girl” was to immediately vilify Harbour and equate his purported sins to fireable offenses is troubling, but not surprising.
At a time when these communities are vilified by those who wish to harm them, Mehiel insists on the importance of such normalized visibility.
All claims have been denied by China, with foreign ministry spokesperson Lin Jian stating: "We firmly oppose peddling China spy narratives and vilifying China."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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