Definitions
subject to bitter verbal abuse
Word origin
From Middle English vitriol, from Old French vitriol, from Medieval Latin vitriolum (“sulfuric acid”), from vitrum (“glass”).
Used in a sentence
“For days, online forums sparked with outrage against politicians and race organizers, a tone that turned to vitriol against runners, even from some shaming other runners for being selfish.”
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Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Bitter criticism”7 letters
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