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vitriolic

[vi-tree-ol-ik] / ˌvɪ triˈɒl ɪk /




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Pence, meanwhile, was on the receiving end of Trump’s vitriolic efforts to strong-arm him into breaking the law.

From Los Angeles Times

The charges are bleak and include allegations like sending “hundreds of pages of vitriolic and disparaging missives, letters, faxes, and press releases,” and “publicly accusing a judge as being amenable to the ‘fixing’ of cases.’”

From The Verge

“This was not one of those intense, vitriolic points of the negotiation,” Grantz said.

From Washington Post

“A lot of the social media debates that you see online — vitriolic, bitter, vicious, surly. It’s just not polite,” Wong says.

From The Verge

They have paid a price in vitriolic hate mail.

From Washington Times