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61 psovanje
• abuse; blasphemy; ragging; rating; revilement; wigging -
62 ruženje
• blemish; disparagement; gird; invective; outrage; railling; revilement -
63 sértés
(DE) Affront {r}; Ausfälligkeit {e}; Beleidigung {e}; Erniedrigung {e}; Injurie {e}; Insult {r}; Kränkung {e}; beleidigt; beschimpfe; Unglimpf {r}; (EN) abuse; affront; aggrievance; aggrievement; breach; contumely; flout; humiliation; injury; insult; lesion; offence; offense; revilement; wound -
64 szidalom
(DE) Scheltwort {s}; Schimpwort {s}; (EN) imprecation; revilement; vituperation -
65 szitkozódás
(DE) Gefluche {s}; fluchen; Gebelfer {s}; (EN) billingsgate; invectives; jaw; revilement; reviling; swear -
66 szitok
(DE) Schimpwort {s}; Höllenbrut {e}; (EN) cuss; cuss-word; damning; imprecate; revilement; swear-word -
67 مسبة
n. abuse, revilement, insult -
68 ругане
руга̀не,ср., само ед. revilement. -
69 denostada
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70 брань
I жен.abuse, quarrel(ing); invective; swearing, abusive language, bad language; lamming ( нападки); lashing ( упреки); railing ( поношение); revilement; vituperation- обрушиться с бранью
- осыпать бранью
- площадная брань
- поток брани
- разразиться бранью II жен.; устар.; поэт.battle, fight -
71 تشنيع
تَشْنِيع (على): ذَمّ، تَشْهِير (بِـ)vituperation, revilement, vilification, calumniation, calumny, slander, defamation, libel; pillory -
72 شتيمة
شَتِيمَة: مَسَبّةswearword; abuse, vituperation, revilement, insult -
73 شتم
شَتْم: سَبّcursing, swearing, blaspheming; abuse, revilement, vituperation -
74 لحو
لَحْو، لَحْي: شَتْمinsult, abuse, revilement, vilification -
75 لحي
لَحْو، لَحْي: شَتْمinsult, abuse, revilement, vilification -
76 مسبة
مَسَبّة: شَتِيمَةswearword; abuse, vituperation, revilement, insult -
77 مهاترة
مُهَاتَرَة: سِبَابvituperation, revilement, abuse -
78 grđenje
n scolding, rebuking, upbraiding, lec-turing, castigation; coll: tongue-lashing, sl bawling out; (psovanje) abusing, abusement, reviling, revilement, vituperation, invectives pl; (vikanje na) railing/yelling at -
79 abuse
1. n брань, ругательства; оскорблениеvirulent abuse — злобные нападки; злобная брань
2. n плохое или жестокое обращение3. n неправильное употребление или пользованиеabuse of process — злоупотребление гражданским процессом, использование судебной процедуры в незаконных целях, предъявление явно необоснованного, недобросовестного иска, кляузнический процесс
4. n злоупотребление5. n нападение, избиение6. n изнасилование,7. n тех. эксплуатация с нарушением правил или нормabuse of law — злоупотребление законом ; нарушение закона
legal abuse — злоупотребление законом; нарушение закона
8. v оскорблять, ругать; поносить9. v мучить; жестоко обращаться10. v портить; неосторожно пользоваться11. v злоупотреблять12. v неправильно или непривычно употреблять13. v нападать, избивать14. v совращать; насиловать15. v ист. быть введённым в заблуждение, быть обманутым16. v тех. эксплуатировать с нарушением правил или нормСинонимический ряд:1. attack (noun) attack; persecution2. defamation (noun) defamation; denunciation; invective3. defilement (noun) defilement; desecration; perversion4. insult (noun) affront; aspersion; calumniation; censure; condemnation; detraction; disparagement; insult5. mistreatment (noun) betrayal; indignity; maltreatment; mistreatment; molestation; profanation; seduction; subversion; violation6. offense (noun) corruption; crime; injustice; misapplication; misappropriation; misemployment; mishandling; misuse; offence; offense7. railing (noun) billingsgate; contumely; obloquy; railing; revilement; scurrility; vituperation8. decry (verb) belittle; cry down; decry; depreciate; derogate; detract from; diminish; discount; dispraise; downcry; minimize; opprobriate; run down; take away; take from; write off9. exploit (verb) exploit; impose; impose on; impose upon; presume; use10. harass (verb) harass; persecute; torment11. harm (verb) attack; harm; hurt; ill-use; injure; outrage; wrong12. ill-treat (verb) betray; deceive; desecrate; ill-treat; subvert13. malign (verb) asperse; assail; berate; defame; denounce; disparage; insult; libel; malign; offend; rail at; revile; vituperate14. molest (verb) molest; ravish; violate15. pervert (verb) batter; maltreat; misapply; misappropriate; misemploy; mishandle; misimprove; mistreat; misuse; pervert; prostituteАнтонимический ряд:applaud; applause; approval; approve; benefit; cherish; commend; commendation; conserve; consider; defend; defense; deference; esteem; eulogise; eulogize; honor; praise; preservation; protect -
80 billingsgate
1. n разг. площадная брань2. n уст. ругатель, сквернословСинонимический ряд:abuse (noun) abuse; invective; railing; revilement; vituperation
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revilement — I noun abuse, affront, animadversion, aspersion, berating, billingsgate, bitter words, castigation, censure, condemnation, contumely, criticism, cursing, denunciation, depreciation, detraction, diatribe, discommendation, disparagement, execration … Law dictionary
revilement of religion — index blasphemy Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
revilement — noun see revile … New Collegiate Dictionary
revilement — See revile. * * * … Universalium
revilement — noun The act of reviling … Wiktionary
revilement — Synonyms and related words: abuse, assailing, assault, attack, berating, bitter words, blackening, calumny, character assassination, contumely, defamation, defamation of character, defilement, denigration, diatribe, execration, hard words,… … Moby Thesaurus
revilement — (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun Harsh, often insulting language: abuse, billingsgate, contumely, invective, obloquy, railing, reviling, scurrility, scurrilousness, vituperation. See PRAISE … English dictionary for students
revilement — re vile·ment || rɪ vaɪlmÉ™nt n. abuse, disparagement, defamation, libel, derision … English contemporary dictionary
revilement — n 1. vituperation, assailment, abuse, attack, belaboring; curse, execration, imprecation, malediction, anathematization; invective, railing, fulmination, upbraiding, objurgation, contumely, berating, scolding, tongue lashing; censure, reproach,… … A Note on the Style of the synonym finder
revilement — re·vile·ment … English syllables