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Meaning of reviling
The primary meaning of "reviling" is to criticize or condemn someone or something severely, often in a harsh or abusive manner.
Etymology of reviling
The word "reviling" has its roots in the Old French word "reviler," which is derived from the Latin word "revilare," meaning "to reproach" or "to censure"
Historically, the word has been used to describe verbal attacks or criticisms, often with the intention of damaging someone's reputation or character
Synonyms
abusing
accusing
admonishing
attacking
berating
blaming
castigating
censuring
condemning
criticizing
defaming
denouncing
disparaging
insulting
lambasting
maligning
reproaching
reprimanding
reviling
scolding
slanderous
smeering
taunting
upbraiding
vilifying
vituperating
Definitions
- To criticize or condemn someone or something severely, often in a harsh or abusive manner
- * To speak or write abusively about someone or something
Usage Examples
- The politician was reviled by her opponents for her stance on the controversial issue
- * The company was reviled for its poor treatment of employees and environmental disregard
Antonyms
admiring
applauding
approving
commending
complimenting
endorsing
extolling
lauding
praising
recommending
supporting
uplifting
acclaiming
cheering
eulogizing
glorifying
honoring
magnifying
respecting
venerating