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He'd never used that kind of vituperative language with her.

Still, in recent years public debate seems to have become particularly vituperative.

They, like many before them, lost after a vituperative series of meetings.

But the latest exchange is by far the most vituperative.

When I finally went back it had become very clumsy and vituperative.

The dispute produced one of the most vituperative strikes in the company's history last year.

He also brought to a conclusion one of the most vituperative struggles the state capital has seen in recent years.

And that's from the public record; nothing so vituperative has turned up yet in the Marshall archives.

Next, the two countries stumbled into their most vituperative economic dispute in decades.

Yet this child of churchgoing middle America could be nasty and vituperative.

"Then why are you being so vituperative about it?

For more than two years, successive vituperative public meetings did little to resolve differences.

She openly condemns him for his actions in the most vituperative terms.

Angela rushed off to bed with a final vituperative outburst.

It had been one of her most vituperative outbursts.

There followed close to a dozen increasingly vituperative and vulgar threats.

His vituperative editorials understandably landed him in hot water with the military.

Over an afternoon meal, Jimmy's most cruel and vituperative attacks on both women take place.

Would Slick Rick be paid as much if he were less vituperative?

And then most revealed more sympathy with his often vituperative declarations than they seemed to realize.

That was followed by a vituperative news conference.

He has been most vituperative toward heroes turned villains.

When he did defend the government, he was vituperative.

Joyce managed to develop and moderate his style of vituperative public rhetoric.

The vituperative tone of voice was like a whiplash.