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Line 1: {{wikt}} '''Invective''' (noun), from [[Middle English]] "''invectif"'', or [[Old French]] and [[Late Latin]] "''invectus"'', is an abusive, reproachful or venomous language used to express blame or censure; also, a rude expression or discourse intended to offend or hurt. [[wikt:vituperation\|Vituperation]], or deeply seated ill will, vitriol. Also note: ~~Invectivus~~Latin ''invectivus'' (adj.), 'scolding.' ==The genre of invective== The "genre of invective" or "invective (genre)" is a form of classical libel used in [[Greek literature\|Greek]] and [[Latin literature\|Roman]] polemical verse. The preferred literary term for invective of the [[Renaissance]] is [[Libel (poetry)\|libel]].

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