hate mail

noun

1. letters, telegrams, etc., that express prejudice or disagreement in abusive or threatening terms.

Example Sentences

Crenshaw, like Greene, doubled down on his Islamophobia against Omar, and he still refuses to apologize for deliberately misinterpreting a segment from her speech that eventually resulted in her receiving hate mail and death threats.

From The Daily Beast

Davis received a deluge of mail after the NBC report — over 50 percent of the hate mail she received during her battle with the regents.

From Washington Post

After my company heard about the hate mail that I’d received, an outpouring of support arrived in my inbox from people around Outside, thanking me for my hard work, my collaboration, and my resiliency.

From Outside Online

Well you know I just remarked recently on Twitter that given that I am still getting hate mail about it I knew I made the right choice.

From Time

Lennox got so much hate mail, she contemplated quitting social media altogether.

From The Daily Beast

“So bring on the hate mail—the you-promote-rape mail,” he invites.

From The Daily Beast

Boxing fans everywhere reviled him and sent him swarms of venomous hate mail.

From The Daily Beast

I just received some hate mail from someone who said they were going to protest my store.

From The Daily Beast

She received loads of hate mail and even threats on her life.

From The Daily Beast