adj.辱骂的，责骂的，谩骂的

His speech was filled with vituperative remarks against his political opponents.
他的演讲中充满了对政敌的攻击性言辞。
The reviewer's vituperative critique left the author feeling devastated.
书评人的尖锐抨击让作者感到心灰意冷。
The heated argument turned vituperative when insults started flying.
当侮辱性的言语开始出现时，激烈的争论变得充满谩骂。
The politician's vituperative language alienated many potential voters.
那位政治家的攻击性言辞疏远了许多潜在选民。
The online debate quickly descended into a vituperative exchange of insults.
网络辩论迅速演变成了一场互相侮辱的恶性争执。
The divorce proceedings were marked by vituperative accusations from both sides.
离婚诉讼中双方都充满了指责和谩骂。
The newspaper article contained vituperative attacks on the government's policies.
报纸的文章包含了对政府政策的猛烈抨击。
The customer's vituperative email complained about the poor service they received.
顾客的投诉邮件中充满了对糟糕服务的谩骂。
The social media platform had to remove several vituperative posts for violating community guidelines.
社交媒体平台因违反社区准则移除了几条谩骂性的帖子。
The once-friendly neighbors now engage in frequent vituperative arguments over their property line.
曾经友好的邻居现在因为边界问题经常发生激烈的争吵。