Examples of 'invective' in a sentence
Meaning of "invective"
invective (noun) - refers to insulting, abusive, or highly critical language or speech. It is often used in the context of heated arguments, debates, or verbal attacks
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- An expression which inveighs or rails against a person.
- A severe or violent censure or reproach.
- Something spoken or written, intended to cast shame, disgrace, censure, or reproach on another.
- A harsh or reproachful accusation.
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His invective has often been ad hominem.
There is tons of invective in the archive.
Such invective coming from a medical doctor is shameful.
Nathaniel is not fond of such invective.
The invective and bomb blasts.
Packed in you would of invective.
Do not stop the invective on account of me.
Invective against the little prince.
A string of colorful invective will prove quite costly.
No invective enough to lambast this cretin.
Much polemic and even invective passed between the groups.
Invective only serves to alienate them.
The ferocious invective of his paintings.
Invective often hides lack of substance.
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Civic discourse is defined by invective and insulting remarks on the internet.
Invective against the doctor.
She was very invective.
The resulting invective he uses towards the authorities responsible is caustic.
The campaign was marred by exceptional political acrimony and personal invective.
Invective opposes commonplace.
It often served as a sort of kiosk upon which invective verse was posted.
Personal invective is unacceptable.
All the while he pours out a stream of inappropriate invective and obscenities.
The name was taken from the invective of a hostile passerby during a demonstration.
Better in the second half with a little more spittle in his invective.
For the moment he saved his invective for his diary.
Above all if your adversary is prepared to debate them without relying on invective.
The answer is that you heap invective on yourselves and you deserve it.
It appears that it is due to his perspective that Kim is targeted for invective.
The insidious invective of the Roman nobility.
Eusebius and Zosimus form indeed the two extremes of flattery and invective.
The preferred literary term for invective of the Renaissance is libel.
Barrages of invective on Twitter are still useful for smearing and silencing enemies.
Accusing a man of fellating another man was possibly the worst insult in all Roman invective.
Its burden is an invective on the intolerance of the then dominant Presbyterian clergy.
The elaborate irony of Julian at length bursts forth into serious and direct invective.
Amy Richlin identifies oratorical invective as a source for both satire and epigram.
Liberal Conservative Obstruction is less argumentative and leans to invective.
The invective against Israel elsewhere in Europe is less well known.
No American poet is as merciless in his invective as Patchen.
Tacitus ' familiar invective is also present in this work.
The Debating Chamber of the British Parliament was in an uproar of condemnation and invective.
Mr Barón Crespo accuses me of heaping invective on the socialists.
Brian, your invective is getting a bit out of hand.
Most of the decade was wasted on sterile invective between North and South.
Sheer invective or name-calling is satire with little irony.
The only one who seems to be spared his invective is Vladimir Putin.
And the invective that circulates is not for the faint-hearted.
Function of Invective.
