adj.〈正〉（尤指言词）极无礼的；骂人的

The opprobrious remarks he made about her character were deeply hurtful.
他对她性格的侮辱性言论深深伤害了她。
His behavior was so opprobrious that the entire community turned against him.
他的行为如此恶劣，整个社区都对他产生了敌意。
She felt the opprobrium of her peers after admitting to the mistake.
承认错误后，她感受到了同龄人的谴责。
The opprobrious laughter echoed through the empty room.
那鄙夷的笑声在空荡荡的房间里回响。
His actions brought upon himself an opprobrious reputation.
他的行为使自己背负了一个可耻的名声。
The judge pronounced a scathing verdict, full of opprobrium for the defendant.
法官对被告作出了严厉且充满谴责的判决。
The politician's corruption scandal received opprobrium from both sides of the aisle.
政客的腐败丑闻受到了两党的强烈谴责。
Her former partner's opprobrious comments about their breakup still stung.
她前伴侣对分手的恶毒评论至今仍令她心痛。
The author faced opprobrium for plagiarizing another writer's work.
作者因抄袭他人作品而遭受了广泛的谴责。
The teacher's opprobrious treatment of students sparked a heated debate among parents.
老师对学生粗暴的对待引起了家长们的强烈不满和讨论。