Invectives

Invectives are harsh or angry words used to criticize, insult, or attack someone. They often express strong negative feelings and can be personal or inflammatory. While they might aim to hurt or diminish the recipient's reputation, invectives are typically characterized by their emotional intensity rather than logical argument. They are common in heated debates or disagreements, but can damage relationships and hinder constructive communication. Recognizing invective language helps in understanding emotional undercurrents in conversations and promotes more respectful dialogue.