obloquy in Japanese
obloquy in Japanese is 悪口 — obloquy means (formal) Harsh, insulting language aimed at someone.
obloquy in Japanese
悪口
Pronounced: waruguchi
Abusive language.
What does "obloquy" mean?
- noun (formal) Harsh, insulting language aimed at someone.
- noun (formal) An unfair claim or spiteful gossip spread about someone.
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What is "obloquy" in Japanese?
"obloquy" in Japanese is 悪口. obloquy means: (formal) Harsh, insulting language aimed at someone.
How do you pronounce 悪口?
"obloquy" in Japanese is 悪口, pronounced "waruguchi".
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