0 violent hate and anger expressed through severe criticism: --
He is a writer who has often been criticized by the press but never before with such vitriol.
It is not about employment, it is about keeping the anti-trade union vitriol on the boil.
Two men positioned themselves directly behind me and from them came a constant stream of vitriol.
Far too often there has been a tendency for vitriol to creep in.
Why are we having all this synthetic vitriol?
He used all the vitriol possible this afternoon.
Those are the people at the coal face, soaking up the vitriol that comes in their direction—for doing what?
We manufacture many things which are highly dangerous, such as vitriol and arsenic.
Rachel's actual indictment concerned only the relatively petty crime of fraud, which nonetheless occasioned an astounding degree of vitriol among her contemporaries.
