Adjective:

ಸಲ್ಫರ್, ಸಲ್ಫ್ಯೂರಿಕ್,

vitriolic's Usage Examples:

The conflict between Long on one side and Ireland and Tatchell on the other side was at times vitriolic and led to a 2010 episode in which Human Rights Watch and Long apologized in writing to Tatchell.

Priestley elaborated on the notions of fixed air (CO2), mephitic air and inflammable air to include "inflammable nitrous air," "vitriolic.

" In fact, the book was considered vitriolic enough that Mencken"s close friend Alfred Knopf was concerned about publishing.

She is most notable for her characteristic emotional and sometimes vitriolic tone, described as "passionate", "vaguely menacing", and "aggressive".

Various patriotic and nationalist organizations such as the American Legion were vitriolic, with the National Legionnaire magazine mocking the Pansies of Princeton in verse.

The Aurora"s articles generally denounced Federalists, including vitriolic attacks on the presidential administrations of George Washington and John.

ridicule and vitriolic denunciation; he may even be waylaid by hooded or unhooded leaders of the community, some of whom may be public officials.

Review magazine, but left to found his own satirical, opinionated, often vitriolic, magazine The Jackdaw to continue his campaign at what he sees as unacceptable.

named Valizadeh "The Web"s most infamous misogynist" and observed "his extraordinarily vitriolic and misogynistic views about women and society as a whole".

disparaged by academic critics; though Peter Kemp"s comment is particularly vitriolic, it does give an idea of the novel"s initial reception: "His first novel.

replaced by William Burnet, whose 1+1⁄2 years in office were consumed by a vitriolic fight over his salary.

Because of her involvement as a pro-Origenist in the controversy over Origen in the 390s, Jerome was especially vitriolic about her, punning on her name and calling her black in name and black in nature.

to[clarification needed] bring about such things as: A debate, often vitriolic, within the opposing party, giving the public a perception of disarray.

Synonyms:

acerbic, acid, sulfurous, sulphurous, blistering, bitter, caustic, virulent, acerb, acrid, unpleasant,

Antonyms:

sweet, tasteless, pleasing, good-natured, pleasant,