Hello everybody, this is Sam, and this is episode 133 of the Victor Prep Focac podcast.

And I am trying to record this podcast before the approaching thunderstorm comes over my

house.

Because I see it coming in the distance and I have a feeling it's going to be quite

loud.

So I have to get this done now, otherwise I'm going to have to wait for some time, I think.

So without further ado, let's do this.

So yesterday we did episode 132, and we had Slake, Denigrate, Vituperative and Debullient.

So Slake, that means do quench or satisfy your thirst for a drink usually, but could

be thirst for something else.

Denigrate meaning to criticise harshly or to disparage.

Vituperative meaning bitter, abusive and a cervic.

And finally we had Ebullient, which means to be cheerful and full of energy.

Okay, so now onto the new words.

And our first word is invective, invective, it's a noun spelled I-N-V-E-C-T-I-V-E.

And we seem to have had quite a few words recently, meaning something to do with criticism

or harsh language.

And invective is another of these words.

Because invective is insulting, abusive or highly critical language.

So thinking about our words from yesterday, invective is usually Vituperative, if that makes

any sense.

So if you said the speech was full of invective, it means it was bitter, maybe there was

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