Definition of name-calling in English:

name-calling

noun

mass noun

Abusive language or insults.
the party's internal bickering and name-calling
Example sentencesExamples
- Emotional abuse can include isolation, name-calling, jealousy and threats.
- The most common forms of bullying are name-calling and insults, followed by being the object of lies or rumors.
- As a result, a number of parties have placed emphasis on name-calling and insulting opponents.
- Tackling physical abuse and name-calling is one thing; can schools really be expected to force pupils to be nice to each other?
- Much to her credit, no amount of upbraiding or name-calling has moved her an iota.
- It starts out as debate and ends up full of hate, name-calling and vitriol.
- In all fairness, these issues do not require character assassination, lying and name-calling.
- Most of the incidents involved name-calling, verbal abuse and racist comments, rather than physical assaults.
- He has given up removing the graffiti daubed on the walls and sadly admits that taunts and name-calling have become a staple part of his life.
- It was never anything too serious; verbal, mostly name-calling, rather than physical, which is a lot less than some kids I knew got.
- It gets to be quite fun, in an awful kind of way, to spot the childish name-calling, the insult words that don't mean anything.
- The resort to ridicule and name-calling betrays an angry wish that this problem would simply go away.
- Instead of having a calm, rational debate about legitimate issues, he started name-calling and casting insults.
- And finally, they must rely on facts and logical argument in their writing, not on name-calling and abuse.
- We did not engage in name-calling, degrading and verbally attacking others, even in our own defence.
- Once again you resorted to childish name-calling and petty slurs to try to demonise the party.
- That is, as long as it's not uninformed abuse and name-calling, which is no use to anyone.
- Meetings sometimes end in shouting, name-calling and insults.
- She could tolerate a certain amount of bad language and name-calling.
- He asked please and then the petty name-calling and childish insults started.
Synonyms
insults, curses, jibes, slurs, expletives, swear words

Definition of name-calling in US English:

name-calling

nounˈnām ˌkôliNGˈneɪm ˌkɔlɪŋ

Abusive language or insults.
the party's internal bickering and name-calling
Example sentencesExamples
- It starts out as debate and ends up full of hate, name-calling and vitriol.
- He has given up removing the graffiti daubed on the walls and sadly admits that taunts and name-calling have become a staple part of his life.
- Much to her credit, no amount of upbraiding or name-calling has moved her an iota.
- The most common forms of bullying are name-calling and insults, followed by being the object of lies or rumors.
- Once again you resorted to childish name-calling and petty slurs to try to demonise the party.
- Tackling physical abuse and name-calling is one thing; can schools really be expected to force pupils to be nice to each other?
- In all fairness, these issues do not require character assassination, lying and name-calling.
- Instead of having a calm, rational debate about legitimate issues, he started name-calling and casting insults.
- The resort to ridicule and name-calling betrays an angry wish that this problem would simply go away.
- It gets to be quite fun, in an awful kind of way, to spot the childish name-calling, the insult words that don't mean anything.
- We did not engage in name-calling, degrading and verbally attacking others, even in our own defence.
- Emotional abuse can include isolation, name-calling, jealousy and threats.
- Meetings sometimes end in shouting, name-calling and insults.
- She could tolerate a certain amount of bad language and name-calling.
- Most of the incidents involved name-calling, verbal abuse and racist comments, rather than physical assaults.
- And finally, they must rely on facts and logical argument in their writing, not on name-calling and abuse.
- As a result, a number of parties have placed emphasis on name-calling and insulting opponents.
- It was never anything too serious; verbal, mostly name-calling, rather than physical, which is a lot less than some kids I knew got.
- That is, as long as it's not uninformed abuse and name-calling, which is no use to anyone.
- He asked please and then the petty name-calling and childish insults started.
Synonyms
insults, curses, jibes, slurs, expletives, swear words

单词	name-calling
释义	Definition of name-calling in English: name-calling noun mass noun Abusive language or insults. the party's internal bickering and name-calling Example sentencesExamples Emotional abuse can include isolation, name-calling, jealousy and threats. The most common forms of bullying are name-calling and insults, followed by being the object of lies or rumors. As a result, a number of parties have placed emphasis on name-calling and insulting opponents. Tackling physical abuse and name-calling is one thing; can schools really be expected to force pupils to be nice to each other? Much to her credit, no amount of upbraiding or name-calling has moved her an iota. It starts out as debate and ends up full of hate, name-calling and vitriol. In all fairness, these issues do not require character assassination, lying and name-calling. Most of the incidents involved name-calling, verbal abuse and racist comments, rather than physical assaults. He has given up removing the graffiti daubed on the walls and sadly admits that taunts and name-calling have become a staple part of his life. It was never anything too serious; verbal, mostly name-calling, rather than physical, which is a lot less than some kids I knew got. It gets to be quite fun, in an awful kind of way, to spot the childish name-calling, the insult words that don't mean anything. The resort to ridicule and name-calling betrays an angry wish that this problem would simply go away. Instead of having a calm, rational debate about legitimate issues, he started name-calling and casting insults. And finally, they must rely on facts and logical argument in their writing, not on name-calling and abuse. We did not engage in name-calling, degrading and verbally attacking others, even in our own defence. Once again you resorted to childish name-calling and petty slurs to try to demonise the party. That is, as long as it's not uninformed abuse and name-calling, which is no use to anyone. Meetings sometimes end in shouting, name-calling and insults. She could tolerate a certain amount of bad language and name-calling. He asked please and then the petty name-calling and childish insults started. Synonyms insults, curses, jibes, slurs, expletives, swear words Definition of name-calling in US English: name-calling nounˈnām ˌkôliNGˈneɪm ˌkɔlɪŋ Abusive language or insults. the party's internal bickering and name-calling Example sentencesExamples It starts out as debate and ends up full of hate, name-calling and vitriol. He has given up removing the graffiti daubed on the walls and sadly admits that taunts and name-calling have become a staple part of his life. Much to her credit, no amount of upbraiding or name-calling has moved her an iota. The most common forms of bullying are name-calling and insults, followed by being the object of lies or rumors. Once again you resorted to childish name-calling and petty slurs to try to demonise the party. Tackling physical abuse and name-calling is one thing; can schools really be expected to force pupils to be nice to each other? In all fairness, these issues do not require character assassination, lying and name-calling. Instead of having a calm, rational debate about legitimate issues, he started name-calling and casting insults. The resort to ridicule and name-calling betrays an angry wish that this problem would simply go away. It gets to be quite fun, in an awful kind of way, to spot the childish name-calling, the insult words that don't mean anything. We did not engage in name-calling, degrading and verbally attacking others, even in our own defence. Emotional abuse can include isolation, name-calling, jealousy and threats. Meetings sometimes end in shouting, name-calling and insults. She could tolerate a certain amount of bad language and name-calling. Most of the incidents involved name-calling, verbal abuse and racist comments, rather than physical assaults. And finally, they must rely on facts and logical argument in their writing, not on name-calling and abuse. As a result, a number of parties have placed emphasis on name-calling and insulting opponents. It was never anything too serious; verbal, mostly name-calling, rather than physical, which is a lot less than some kids I knew got. That is, as long as it's not uninformed abuse and name-calling, which is no use to anyone. He asked please and then the petty name-calling and childish insults started. Synonyms insults, curses, jibes, slurs, expletives, swear words
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