How Do You Spell VITRIOLLED?

Pronunciation: [vˈɪtɹiːəld] (IPA)

The correct spelling of the past tense of "vitriol" is "vitriolled" with two "l's" at the end. The word "vitriol" is pronounced /ˈvɪtriəl/ with emphasis on the second syllable. The addition of the "-ed" suffix changes the spelling to "vitriolled" but does not affect the pronunciation, which is still /ˈvɪtriəld/. This word refers to the process of covering something with vitriol, a highly corrosive substance, and is used metaphorically to describe verbal attacks that are similarly destructive.

VITRIOLLED Meaning and Definition

1. "Vitriolled" is the past tense of the verb "vitriol," which refers to the act of attacking or criticizing someone or something with vehement and scathing language that is often filled with bitterness, hostility, or caustic remarks. It encompasses a form of harsh and abusive language, typically used to express intense anger, resentment, or disdain towards a target.

   This term derives from the historical association with vitriol, which refers to a highly corrosive chemical substance. In a figurative sense, "vitriolled" conveys the idea of corroding or damaging someone's reputation, credibility, or character through the power of harsh words. It implies the use of invective or abusive language intended to degrade or insult the individual or subject being referred to, often resulting in a destabilizing effect on relationships or public perception.

   The term "vitriolled" is commonly used in contexts such as political discourse, social media exchanges, or public defamation, where individuals resort to passionate verbal attacks to discredit opponents, criticize ideas, or express strong discontent. It denotes a form of verbal aggression that seeks to demean, belittle, or undermine the target's credibility, leaving a lasting impact on their reputation and causing emotional harm.

   Overall, "vitriolled" describes the act of subjecting someone or something to a severe and corrosive outpouring of acrimonious language or criticism, reflecting a deep-seated animosity or disgust towards the subject in question.

Etymology of VITRIOLLED

The etymology of the word "vitriolled" can be traced back to the noun "vitriol", which originated from the Latin word "vitriolum". This Latin term referred to a sulfate mineral, also known as "vitriol". Over time, the word "vitriol" gained a metaphorical meaning related to bitter or caustic language. The verb form "vitriolize" or "vitriol" then developed, meaning to attack or criticize vehemently and with harsh language. Eventually, the word "vitriolled", serving as the past tense form of "vitriol", emerged to denote the act of subjecting someone or something to such intense verbal assault.

Conjugate verb Vitriolled

CONDITIONAL

I would vitriolled

you would vitriolled

he/she/it would vitriolled

we would vitriolled

they would vitriolled

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be vitriolledding

you would be vitriolledding

he/she/it would be vitriolledding

we would be vitriolledding

they would be vitriolledding

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have vitriolled

you would have vitriolled

he/she/it would have vitriolled

we would have vitriolled

they would have vitriolled

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been vitriolledding

you would have been vitriolledding

he/she/it would have been vitriolledding

we would have been vitriolledding

they would have been vitriolledding

FUTURE

I will vitriolled

you will vitriolled

he/she/it will vitriolled

we will vitriolled

they will vitriolled

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be vitriolledding

you will be vitriolledding

he/she/it will be vitriolledding

we will be vitriolledding

they will be vitriolledding

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have vitriolledded

you will have vitriolledded

he/she/it will have vitriolledded

we will have vitriolledded

they will have vitriolledded

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been vitriolledding

you will have been vitriolledding

he/she/it will have been vitriolledding

we will have been vitriolledding

they will have been vitriolledding

IMPERATIVE

you vitriolled

we let´s vitriolled

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to vitriolled

PAST

I vitriolledded

you vitriolledded

he/she/it vitriolledded

we vitriolledded

they vitriolledded

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was vitriolledding

you were vitriolledding

he/she/it was vitriolledding

we were vitriolledding

they were vitriolledding

PAST PARTICIPLE

vitriolledded

PAST PERFECT

I had vitriolledded

you had vitriolledded

he/she/it had vitriolledded

we had vitriolledded

they had vitriolledded

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been vitriolledding

you had been vitriolledding

he/she/it had been vitriolledding

we had been vitriolledding

they had been vitriolledding

PRESENT

I vitriolled

you vitriolled

he/she/it vitriolleds

we vitriolled

they vitriolled

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am vitriolledding

you are vitriolledding

he/she/it is vitriolledding

we are vitriolledding

they are vitriolledding

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

vitriolledding

PRESENT PERFECT

I have vitriolledded

you have vitriolledded

he/she/it has vitriolledded

we have vitriolledded

they have vitriolledded

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been vitriolledding

you have been vitriolledding

he/she/it has been vitriolledding

we have been vitriolledding

they have been vitriolledding