(noun) (OB-lah-kwee)
1. a malicious written or verbal attack; defamation; calumny: "Because of my political beliefs, I have had more than my share of obloquy."
2. a state of disgrace resulting from public abuse; ill repute
ORIGIN: Approximately 1450; from Middle English, 'obloqui'; from Late Latin, 'obloquium': abusive contradiction, literally, talking against; from Latin, 'obloqui': to interrupt ('ob-: against + 'loqui': to speak).
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