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Definitions
of a substance, especially a strong acid; capable of destroying or eating away by chemical action
Word origin
From vitriol + -ic; or from French vitriolique (cognate with Italian vetriolico, Portuguese vitriolico, Spanish vitriólico).
Used in a sentence
“a vitriolic taste”
“No one, who uſes his Senses, can possibly doubt, but there is ſomewhat of a vitriolic Nature found in Mineral Waters: for not only the Taſte, but the Sight confirms it, by their turning inky with Galls, &c.”
“vitriolic criticism”
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