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Vilification

usgb/ˌvɪlɪfɪˈkeɪʃn/Volume
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Intent to Harm

Vilification is more than criticism; it suggests intent to damage someone's reputation.

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The campaign's vilification of its opponent was designed to destroy trust.
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Media Usage

Vilification often occurs in the media, where the reach and impact can be extensive.

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A celebrity sued a tabloid for her vilification in several articles.
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Emotional Weight

Words used in vilification carry a strong negative emotional charge.

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His speech contained vilification that left the audience in angry uproar.
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