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Definitions from the WebTerm: InvectivelyDescriptionInvectively is an adverb that describes something done in an abusive or harshly critical manner. Senses and UsagesSense 1: Speaking Abusively or HarshlyWhen used in this sense, invectively refers to the act of expressing strong disapproval or criticism using insulting and offensive language. Example sentence: The politician responded invectively to his opponent's accusations. Sense 2: Writing Abusively or HarshlyInvectively can also refer to writing or expressing strong criticism in a scathing and derogatory manner. Example sentence: The book reviewer described the author's work invectively, leaving no room for praise. Sense 3: Speaking with Strong EmotionIn a less negative sense, invectively can describe speaking passionately, often with intense emotions. Example sentence: The commencement speaker addressed the graduating class invectively, inspiring them for the future. Sense 4: Writing with Emotional IntensityInvectively can also be used to describe writing that conveys strong emotional intensity and fervor. Example sentence: The poet's words flowed invectively, evoking a range of emotions in the readers. Related ProductsYou might be interested in: | ||||
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