罵ば倒とう

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罵倒する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Strong, often harsh criticism or insulting language directed at someone. Used both as a noun and as a suru-verb (罵倒する).

〈人ひと〉を罵ば倒とうするto verbally abuse someone
彼かれは部ぶ下かを大おお声ごえで罵ば倒とうした。
He shouted abuse at his subordinate.
罵ば倒とうの言こと葉ばabusive words; insults
彼かの女じょは罵ば倒とうの言こと葉ばを並ならべて相あい手てを責せめた。
She hurled a string of insults at the other person.
〈人ひと〉から罵ば倒とうを受うけるto be verbally abused by someone
審しん判ぱんは観かん客きゃくから激はげしい罵ば倒とうを受うけた。
The referee received harsh abuse from the spectators.
〈人ひと〉と罵ば倒とうし合あうto hurl abuse at each other
二人ふたりはSNS上じょうで罵ば倒とうし合あった。
The two of them exchanged abusive remarks on social media.

非ひ難なんN2
非難 is general criticism or blame, while 罵倒 specifically means harsh, insulting verbal abuse.
侮ぶ辱じょくN1
侮辱 focuses on insulting someone's dignity or honor, while 罵倒 emphasizes shouting or hurling abusive words at them.
中ちゅう傷しょうN1
中傷 means slander or defamation aimed at damaging someone's reputation, while 罵倒 is direct, face-to-face verbal abuse.
悪わる口ぐちN3
悪口 is casual bad-mouthing or gossiping about someone, whereas 罵倒 is a more intense, often direct verbal attack.

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暴ぼう言げん
罵倒 is the act of verbally abusing or denouncing someone, often used as 罵倒する, while 暴言 refers to the abusive words themselves.
罵ののしるN2
罵倒する is a slightly more formal, often written term for hurling abuse, while 罵る is the more common spoken verb for the same act.
悪あっ口こうN1
罵倒 means fierce, direct verbal abuse and is the more natural modern choice, whereas 悪口（あっこう）sounds old-fashioned.
毒どく舌ぜつ
罵倒 is loud, violent verbal abuse aimed at humiliating someone, whereas 毒舌 is a wittier, more calculated sharp-tongued remark.
誹ひ謗ぼう
罵倒 refers to shouting abusive, angry words at someone, while 誹謗 refers to making defamatory statements, which may be calm or written.

称しょう賛さん
称賛 means praise and admiration, the opposite of 罵倒's harsh verbal abuse.

Compound of 罵 (ba, 'abuse, insult') and 倒 (tō, 'overthrow, knock down'). The combination suggests verbally knocking someone down with harsh words.