0 present participle of vilify
1 to say or write unpleasant things about someone or something, in order to cause other people to have a bad opinion of them:
They do a certain amount of vilifying themselves.
Secondly, they ensured that the odium landed on the doorstep of the public corporation that they were vilifying every day of the week.
We should be encouraging the uptake of new farming technology and not vilifying it.
If he is unable to come up with one, then would he please apologise, not for criticising, but for vilifying my character.
Vilifying the industry makes consumers unwilling to consider the product.
It criminalises the publication of material where it is both offensive and has the purpose of vilifying a particular group.
It concentrated entirely on vilifying the objectors.
If we tried to get the pledges carried out which were given to consumptives, we are told we are vilifying the noblest legislative work of the last 100 years.
