revile in Irish
revile in Irish is imdhearg — revile means to criticise someone harshly with insulting words.
revile in Irish
imdhearg
(ambitransitive) To attack (someone) with abusive language.
What does "revile" mean?
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verb To criticise someone harshly with insulting words.
"He turned and quivered like a child, this worthless man that I reviled. And at his anguish, I just smiled a grin of mastery."
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- He turned and quivered like a child, this worthless man that I reviled. And at his anguish, I just smiled a grin of mastery.
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What is "revile" in Irish?
"revile" in Irish is imdhearg. revile means: To criticise someone harshly with insulting words.
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