revile in English
Use "revile" in a sentence
1. When we are confronted with affliction, He said: “Be patient in afflictions, revile not against those that revile.
2. Pi`el revile, Blaspheme (Late Hebrew גָּדַף cut, wound, then (especially Pi) revile; Arabic cut, cut off, II
3. The attendants said, " Would you revile God's high priest? "
4. What does Blackguard mean? To abuse verbally; revile
5. No man should reproach, revile, or slander another man.
6. Blessed are ye when men shall revile you and persecute you....
7. They feared that he would revile them if they displeased him.
8. Use no reproachful language against any one; neither curse nor revile.
9. Lk. 28 Bless those who curse you ; pray for those revile you.
10. Some common synonyms of Berate are rail, revile, scold, upbraid, and vituperate
11. Lk. 28 Bless those who curse you ; pray for those who revile you.
12. Thou shalt not revile the gods, nor curse the ruler of thy people.
13. Acts 4 And those standing by said, Do you revile the high priest of God?
14. How long will the enemy mock you, O God? Will the foe revile your name forever?
15. Future generations will revile her. In America, as a despicable traitor with no sense of honor.
16. What right had the crowd to revile the England players for something they could not help...?
17. Meanwhile, the Bosnian Muslims revile them ( peacekeepers ) for standing by when women and children are shot.
18. Blessed are you when people revile you and persecute you and utteryou falselyw on my account.
19. There are many synonyms of Calumniate which include Accuse, Asperse, Blacken, Blaspheme, Libel, Malign, Revile, Scandalize, Slander, Slur, …
20. Clergy who revile homosexuality from the pulpit often turn around and take up collections and provide care for AIDS sufferers.
21. The medias revile the old fellow inclines to destroy the team Spain. The 68-years-old man is a dotard.
22. (Matthew 26:36-44; John 17:1-26; Hebrews 5:7) When suffering on the torture stake, he did not revile those who taunted him.
23. 17 No weapon that is formed against thee shall prosper; and every tongue that shall revile against thee in judgment thou shalt condemn.
24. Blackguard (third-person singular simple present Blackguards, present participle blackguarding, simple past and past participle blackguarded) (transitive) To revile or abuse in scurrilous language
25. To fill the boredom and emptiness you have to revile and slander with even more stridency. Once those strident words leave your mouth your feeling of boredome and emptiness will increase.
26. Mid-14c., from Old French blasfemer “to blaspheme” (14c., Modern French blasphémer), from Church Latin blasphemare (also in Late Latin “revile, reproach”), from Greek Blasphemein “to speak lightly or amiss of sacred things, to slander,” from blasphemos “evil-speaking” (see blasphemy).
27. Blaspheme verb curse, swear, abuse, revile, profane, damn, desecrate, cuss (informal), use bad language, be foul-mouthed, take the Lord's name in vain, execrate, anathematize He cursed and Blasphemed to his last gasp. Collins Thesaurus of the English Language – Complete and Unabridged 2nd Edition
28. blaspheme verb curse, swear, abuse, revile, profane, damn, desecrate, cuss (informal), use bad language, be foul-mouthed, take the Lord's name in vain, execrate, anathematize He cursed and Blasphemed to his last gasp. Collins Thesaurus of the English Language – Complete and Unabridged 2nd Edition
29. Adumbration agreement to end Balkan hostilities fruit press în mare grabă Mark-off representation in proportion to vote direct arpia nivel pedalo laskea liikkeeseen destroy, to ruin, to damage, injure, to libel, to slander, revile, defame Kablo bladder hatred, dislike, abhorrence, intense dislike kettingzang afekt (n.) acidophilous postupiti
30. To speak evil of no man: medena Blasphemein, to revile, or curse, or blaspheme none: or (as our translation more generally) to speak evil of none, unjustly and falsely, or unnecessarily, without call, and when it may do hurt but no good to the person himself or any other
31. To be evil spoken of, reviled, railed at NAS Word Usage - Total: 34 be spoken of as evil 1, blaspheme 4, Blasphemed 6, blasphemers 1, blasphemes 3, blaspheming 4, dishonored 1, hurling abuse 3, malign 2, maligned 1, revile 3, reviling 1, slandered 1, slanderously reported 1, spoken against 1, utter 1
32. "to speak impiously or irreverently of God and sacred things," mid-14c., from Old French blasfemer "to blaspheme" (14c., Modern French blasphémer), from Church Latin blasphemare (which in Late Latin also meant "revile, reproach," hence blame (v.)), from Greek Blasphemein "to speak lightly or amiss of sacred things, to slander," from blasphemos "evil-speaking" (see blasphemy).
33. "to speak impiously or irreverently of God and sacred things," mid-14c., from Old French blasfemer "to Blaspheme" (14c., Modern French blasphémer), from Church Latin blasphemare (which in Late Latin also meant "revile, reproach," hence blame (v.)), from Greek Blasphemein "to speak lightly or amiss of sacred things, to slander," from blasphemos "evil-speaking" (see blasphemy).