Invective is a strong, often abusive form of verbal attack or criticism. It typically involves the use of harsh, insulting, or derogatory language to express contempt, anger, or disdain toward a person, idea, or situation. Invective can be found in various forms of communication, including literature, speeches, and everyday conversation. It is often used to provoke a reaction or to emphasize strong emotional beliefs.
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