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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
revile .
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Examples
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RxM: How about co-opting a term reviled by all physicians, and call yourself a "Therapeutic Substance Provider."
Neologia 1 Dinosaur 2009
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The reason why Bush has now become so reviled is not because he started a war of aggression or because he had prisoners tortured.
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The very thought of hearing her name reviled by the jealous woman before him filled him with wrath.
Adrien Leroy Charles Garvice
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"It's just for sale from one pissed off celebrity who dosent want his name reviled," (or maybe revealed, though both could work) reads the ad, which also claims
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"It's just for sale from one pissed off celebrity who dosent want his name reviled," (or maybe revealed, though both could work) reads the ad, which also claims
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"It's just for sale from one pissed off celebrity who dosent want his name reviled," (or maybe revealed, though both could work) reads the ad, which also claims
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"It's just for sale from one pissed off celebrity who dosent want his name reviled," (or maybe revealed, though both could work) reads the ad, which also claims
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Bardwell has enough familiarity with the social mores to know that racists are reviled, which is why he told reporters that the label doesn't fit him.
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Last August, Republican consultant and former state senator Stan Barnes, speaking about the split within the party, said McCain is "reviled" by much of the Arizona GOP leadership.
Dawn Teo: Minutemen Founder Challenges McCain For Senate 2009
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The "reviled" frescoes of the Duomo, painted by Vasani in 1579 with close-up.
Italy Day 12-13: The Beauty of Florence Ron Buckmire 2008
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