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From French vitupéreux, from Late Latin vituperosus, from Latin vituperāre (“to blame, censure”), from vitium (“fault, defect”) + parāre (“to furnish, provide, contrive”).

vituperous (comparative more vituperous, superlative most vituperous)

1682, A. Marsh, The Ten Pleasures of Marriage and The Confession of the New-married Couple:

Yet howsoever though this is true, nevertheless I must furnish the delicate stomackt Ladies with some sort of weapons, that they may be in a posture of defending themselves against their vituperous enemies.
1905, Charles Klein, chapter III, in The Lion and The Mouse:

(...) their drivers vociferating torrents of vituperous abuse on every man, woman or beast unfortunate enough to get in their way.

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