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Definition of vilification - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
disparaging speechact of speaking or writing about someone in a disparaging way
- His vilification in the media was unwarranted and harsh..
2.
defamationact of damaging someone's reputation with false statements
- The article was full of vilification against the politician.
Origin of vilification
Latin, vilis (cheap) + facere (to make)
Terms with vilification included in their meaning
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vilification
portray as evil or demonic
Examples of vilification in a sentence
She faced vilification from her critics. The vilification of the celebrity was relentless. Vilification in the media can ruin careers.
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- French:dénigrement, diffamation, ...
- German:Verunglimpfung, Verleumdung, ...
- Italian:denigrazione, ...
- Spanish:desprestigio, calumnia, ...
- Portuguese:vilificação, vilipêndio, ...
- Chinese:诽谤, ...
- Japanese:中傷, 名誉毀損, ...
- Arabic:تَشْوِيه سُمْعَة, افْتِراء, ...
- Hebrew:הַשְׁמָצָה, ...
- Russian:очернение, ...
- Ukrainian:наклеп, обмовлення, ...
- Hindi:निंदा, मानहानि, ...
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