The word "vituperative" is correct and usable in written English.
It is an adjective meaning "harshly or angrily critical; abusive". Example sentence: His vituperative words were shocking to everyone in the room.
But the badges, black trousers and heavy boots of its uniformed wing, the Magyar Garda (Hungarian Guard), which marches in formation against Roma wrongdoers, evoke unhappy memories of Hungary's past.Jobbik's public face is Krisztina Morvai, a blonde, telegenic law professor, noted for both her forthright feminism and her vituperative attacks on Israel.
His conversation does indeed tend to the vituperative, notably class-based labels such as "pompous", "posh", "stuck-up" and "Etonian", along with "crooks" and "hypocrites".
To keep this uppermost in voters' minds, the SNP wants to prolong the vituperative, vivid and polarising politics of that contest—hence the Yes banners and vitriol evident in Dundee.
But Mr Miller gave a vituperative, red-faced indictment of John Kerry, Mr Bush's Democratic opponent, claiming that he would weaken the military and give the United Nations a veto over American foreign policy: "John Kerry, who says he doesn't like outsourcing, wants to outsource our national security".Following Mr Miller, Dick Cheney looked positively tame.
Mr Gingrich's rise in the polls, and his victory in South Carolina, are almost entirely due to his stellar, vituperative debate performances.
China changed its mind after vituperative outbursts online by nationalists, still angry with Japan for its occupation of China in the 1930s and 1940s.
But he also made, as he admitted later, the mistake of refusing to release his tax returns before South Carolina voted.Yet the principal reason for Mr Gingrich's victory appears to have been his vituperative attacks on "the elites" and their lackeys in the media in the two televised debates that preceded polling day.
As for Mr Livingstone: the prospect of a vituperative left-winger being one of the most prominent Labour politicians during the race, and possibly beyond, alarms some in the party.
A subsequent leadership contest would also help; ConservativeHome really took off during the Tories' prolonged and vituperative leadership race of 2005.In this section Greenstanding There's a recession on, you know Today, Strasbourg; next, the world Sinking assets Dunlending Glimmers of hope, forecasts of gloom Rumblings in quangoland Who runs Britain?
That basic unpalatability wrecked the career of David Trimble, who with the nationalist leader John Hume made the agreement possible; a settlement built by moderates ended up empowering Sinn Fein and the hitherto vituperative, medieval Mr Paisley.
Behind the scenes, Mr Schudrich works hard to rebut simplistic outside judgments, as in 2009, when Britain's Labour Party tried to brand the Polish allies of their opponents, the Conservatives, as anti-SemitesAgain, the vituperative comments are revealing, including one reader who says that because the Economist is run by Jews, it won't tell the "truth" about communism.
