Examples of using Opprobrium in English and their translations into Italian
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Ridicule and opprobrium of those around us.
I am simply protecting you from a life of degradation and opprobrium!
You endure the opprobrium of our whole wretched class.
we hackers would probably find all the opprobrium of that failure piled on our heads.
High-level opprobrium might be justified
I agree with him that we cannot of course hold NGOs up to public opprobrium because of one association or another.
It is resplendent of opprobrium and ignominy on Calvary where Our Lady was
it is the day of opprobrium that should be remembered for all the pain….
The opprobrium that befalls Mr Mehlis' work should
whose fragrance rises to heaven amid the opprobrium and sarcasm of the crowd.
Hitler's anti-Semitism itself aroused opprobrium only much later, when it
their employees collaborated with the BBC in this farrago we will expose them to the opprobrium of this House.
The word"Gothic" had been a term of opprobrium akin to"Vandal" until a few self-confident mid-18th-century English"Goths"
resolution in favour of banning this claim and of heaping opprobrium on the work of the EFSA.
it is the day of opprobrium that should be remembered for all the pain
too much opprobrium still attaches to the term.
If Burke clothes in public opprobrium the women at Versailles in October 1789,
general public would view with deep opprobrium, without any danger of being found out.
Rife machines have attracted considerable opprobrium from numerous scientists
has predictably met with approval from Putin's supporters and opprobrium from his critics.
culminating in an unprecedented period of antipathy, opprobrium, humiliation, pestering, and blackmail within Europe.
and by the suppression of all classes and the suppression of all the opprobrium and misery they imply.
interests in such issues as climate change adaptation(CCA) and opprobrium at the spectre of corruption in public officials.
