#opprobrious

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Harlot:

1. a woman prostitute

2. a fellow; a varlet; a male servant: often used opprobriously. compare varlet

opprobrious: adj

1. expressing contemptuous reproach; scornful or abusive

2. bringing disgrace; shameful or infamous

3. expressive of opprobrium; attaching disgrace; reproachful; scurrilous

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Word of the Day – Opprobrious

Word of the Day – Opprobrious

Adjective:  Opprobrious expressive of opprobrium : scurrilous opprobrious language deserving of opprobrium Noun:  Opprobrium something that brings disgrace public disgrace or ill fame that follows from conduct considered grossly wrong or vicious Synonyms: abusive vituperative derogatory disparaging denigratory pejorative insulting offensive slanderous libelous bitchy Usage: Asimov raised…

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Word of the Day – Opprobrious

Word of the Day – Opprobrious

Adjective:  Opprobrious expressive of opprobrium : scurrilous opprobrious language deserving of opprobrium Noun:  Opprobrium something that brings disgrace public disgrace or ill fame that follows from conduct considered grossly wrong or vicious Synonyms: abusive vituperative derogatory disparaging denigratory pejorative insulting offensive slanderous libelous bitchy Usage: Asimov raised…

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Word of the Day – Opprobrious

Adjective:  Opprobrious

conveying or expressing opprobrium ( harsh criticism or censure), as language or a speaker: opprobrious invectives.

outrageously disgraceful or shameful:  opprobrious conduct

Synonyms:

  abusive

contumelious

invective

scurrilous

truculent

vitriolic

vituperative

vituperatory

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Usage:

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Word of the Day – Opprobrious

Adjective:  Opprobrious

conveying or expressing opprobrium ( harsh criticism or censure), as language or a speaker: opprobrious invectives.

outrageously disgraceful or shameful:  opprobrious conduct

Synonyms:

  abusive

contumelious

invective

scurrilous

truculent

vitriolic

vituperative

vituperatory

wee what a list of words…several Words of the Day in there

Usage:

“’It does Mr. Peters,’ says she.…

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opprobrious

adj. Expressing contemptuous reproach; scornful or abusive: opprobrious epithets.

adj. Bringing disgrace; shameful or infamous: opprobrious conduct.

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Opprobrious

With the shortness of breath, I ask, will I miss the  tobacco shake caught underneath my fingernails after fifteen wasted minutes making a pack that will go up in smoke by the night’s end? And I cough at my sadness over quitting a part of my daily routine, a part of my life for fifteen years too long. So I sit today with the weight of shame further burdening my chest staring at my last three beautiful rolls of addiction. For tomorrow, I am left with nothing but vapor and a withdrawal I’ve been procrastinating for almost as many years as I have been enjoying blowing smoke circles from curling my tongue.