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• r  in a caustic vitriolic manner

• A diligent worker, a first-rate manufacturer, Crawford's business statesmanship has consisted in brushing off fears of war in 1939 as so much newspaper talk, vitriolically .
• At the end of his long list of grievances, Jefferson, a slaveowner himself, inserted a somewhat illogical passage vitriolically accusing the King of abetting the slave trade .
• She was ok with Colin Powell (moot, because he won't take the job) but she was vitriolically against Joel Klein, the former NYC super.

• caustically

News & Articles

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• The Stunning Metamorphosis Of An "Obama Girl"
  This is Carey Wedler (the one with the Obama shirt) approximately six years ago, when she was, in her own words, a fervent "Obama girl" who believed the myth about "hope and change."     And this is Carey Wedler now, grown up, who has finally " googled the news" , and having seen through the lies, realizes that Obama has " become exactly like the George Bush " that she "used to so vitriolically ...
  April 9, 2014 - Zero Hedge

Quotes

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• Richard Parker in Providence Journal
  As Parker tells the story, "Friedman flew to London and vitriolically denounced the series - while it was still in production and without having seen it - in front of a right-wing think tank."