Associations to the word «Obloquy»
Noun
- Ridicule
- Reproach
- Disgrace
- Contempt
- Shame
- Humiliation
- Scorn
- Resentment
- Heap
- Persecution
- Neglect
- Creed
- Load
- Scandal
- Spite
- Praise
- Opposition
- Triumph
- Virtue
- Suspicion
- Opinion
- Conduct
- Grave
- Slavery
- Preserve
- Encounter
- Abuse
- Storm
- Fame
- Duty
- Bear
- Pleasure
- Reputation
- Share
- Danger
- Religion
- Memory
- Truth
- Wish
- Return
- Gentleman
- Object
- Cast
- Manner
- Honour
- Peace
- Ear
- Stand
- Lack
- Account
- Subject
- Class
- Friend
- Name
- Amount
- Person
- Fear
- Spirit
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Wiktionary
OBLOQUY, noun. Abusive language.
OBLOQUY, noun. Disgrace suffered from abusive language.
OBLOQUY, noun. (archaic) A false accusation; malevolent rumors.
Dictionary definition
OBLOQUY, noun. State of disgrace resulting from public abuse.
OBLOQUY, noun. A false accusation of an offense or a malicious misrepresentation of someone's words or actions.
Wise words
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"infinitely" when you mean "very"; otherwise you'll have no
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