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The Nazi propaganda vilified the Jews.
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you really vilify me† (source)
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The news had traveled very fast: Apparently Moaning Myrtle had taken it upon herself to pop up in every bathroom in the castle to tell the story; Malfoy had already been visited in the hospital wing by Pansy Parkinson, who had lost no time in vilifying Harry far and wide, and Snape had told the staff precisely what had happened.† (source)
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Although antimatter technology had staggering potential as an efficient and nonpolluting energy source-if unveiled prematurely, antimatter ran the risk of being vilified by the politics and PR fiascoes that had killed nuclear and solar power.† (source)
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Must we accept the novel that is full of racial hatred, that vilifies persons of African or Asian or Jewish ancestry?† (source)
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The New York sports press, with just a couple of interesting exceptions, vilified the Giants' offensive line.† (source)
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Stoker vilified vampyres, which has caused our kind endless petty troubles with humans?'† (source)
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When I saw that they were not really going to believe that men would go to such lengths to vilify Father Coffield, I called Dick Gregory, who happened to be at his home in Chicago.† (source)
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His new vice president, Andrew Johnson, has just delivered a red-faced, drunken, twenty-minute ramble vilifying the South that has left the crowd squirming, embarrassed by Johnson's inebriation.† (source)
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However, it's my job to protect our government from false vilification, unfounded accusations that could severely damage the country.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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Thus, the Party rejects and vilifies every principle for which the Socialist movement originally stood, and it chooses to do this in the name of Socialism.† (source)
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I watched him covertly, wondering whether I should say, "You must be prepared: this new association will not be taken at face value, there will be vilifiers who will say it was done not for you, but for your mother, who will seek to destroy your peace"; but then I thought resolutely, I will not take the fire from his resolve or sow suspicion between them, and so I held my peace.† (source)
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She had put into it all the fury of which she was capable, her crudest words, the most wounding, most unjust vilifications, which still seemed minuscule to her in light of the enormity of the offense.† (source)
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I've been vilified for my choice, forced into hiding, banished from Idris.† (source)
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"You had best guard that tongue, ser." Ser Barristan did not like this Gerris Drinkwater, nor would he allow him to vilify Daenerys.† (source)
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He continued to shake his head happily as Pilar went on vilifying and Robert Jordan knew that it was all right again now.† (source)
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