Multiple choice

Directions: Choose the option closest in meaning to the word in bold.

Vituperative

  1. To conduct

  2. To educate

  3. To respect

  4. To abuse
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D Correct answer
Explanation

'Vituperative' means using or containing harsh, abusive, or censorious language. It describes language intended to blame, criticize, or abuse someone vigorously. Options A, B, and C (To conduct, To educate, To respect) are all positive or neutral actions, opposite to the abusive nature of vituperative speech.

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