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The advantage would be its immediacy: the vilifier would not have to cooperate and there would be no need to prove responsibility or punish anyone.— newmatilda.com - Comments
The mayor plunged through the crowd in the direction of the vilifier.— All-Wool Morrison
Cellini's hate of Vasari proves, also, that the Gossipy One stood well with the reigning powers, otherwise Benvenuto would not have thought to condemn his work and allude to the man as a dough-face, trickster, lickspittle, slanderer, vulture, vagrom, villain, vilifier and gnat's hind-foot.— Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great - Volume 06 Little Journeys to the Homes of Eminent Artists
Mr. Clay ought now to be abundantly satisfied, since not only were they amply vindicated, but their chief vilifier seemed to have been pierced by the point which he had sharpened for them.— John Quincy Adams American Statesmen Series
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