GRE vocabulary
vituperate
to blame or insult someone in harsh, abusive language
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Questions about “vituperate”
Vituperate (verb) means to blame or insult someone in harsh, abusive language
Here is vituperate used in an example sentence: "The coach vituperated his players after the humiliating loss."
Common synonyms for vituperate include berate, revile, castigate, abuse.
Antonyms of vituperate include praise, compliment.
Vituperate is a GRE-level vocabulary word worth knowing for the Verbal section.
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