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vitriolic (vit ri OL ik) Here’s a particularly strong adjective that means “scathing” or “bitterly cruel.” It‘s reserved for the most acidic humor or criticism. The noun form is “vitriol.”
- The humor of comedian Lenny Bruce could be particularly vitriolic when he was mocking conventional mores and ideas.
- Put off by his vitriol, Angela decided not to see Charles anymore and began dating a very gentle pharmacist.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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尖酸刻薄的（vit ri OL ik）这里有一个特别强烈的形容词，意思是“严厉的”或“残忍的”。它是为最尖刻的幽默或批评保留的。名词形式是“尖酸刻薄”
喜剧演员伦尼·布鲁斯在嘲笑传统习俗和思想时，他的幽默可能特别刻薄。
由于查尔斯的刻薄，安吉拉决定不再见到查尔斯，并开始与一位非常温和的药剂师约会。
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