Definition of "vitriolically" []

• In a vitriolic manner. (adverb)

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• "When Clinton was impeached, she was suddenly vitriolically opposed to Clinton and her activism was to protect women from him and his alleged pro prostitution allies."
• "This becomes obvious when that which is "abnormal" invokes a conditioned disgust response, an affect of pre-rational revulsion, the sort of profound and unconsidered (perhaps unconsiderable) abhorrence that leads to the action being vitriolically condemned as an "abomination"."
• "It's not what I prefer, it's a military precision model of governance (as well as bringing up team sports,) but some argue quite vitriolically (netroots especially) that that's the way you have to do it to accomplish things."