Definitions

1. verb

to attack or criticize someone’s character or motives, often in a violent or vitriolic manner

“She was accused of trying to viscerate her opponent with a scathing speech.”

2. verb

to express strong emotions, such as anger or disgust

“The public viscerated the politician for his scandalous behavior.”

3. verb

to remove or destroy the internal organs of an animal, especially as a form of sacrifice

“In some ancient cultures, animals were viscerated as part of a ritual sacrifice.”

4. noun

an intense emotional reaction, especially one of anger or disgust

“The viscerate reaction of the crowd was palpable as the news broke.”