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hate mail
noun
letters, telegrams, etc., that express prejudice or disagreement in abusive or threatening terms.
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The online database generated harassment campaigns against professors, leading to calls for firings, hate mail and death threats.
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He also said people had attacked Graham's caravan and sent him hate mail showing "unpleasant" and "malign intent" towards him.
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But the company also gets “hate mail,” he conceded.
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She was met with a wave of backlash when she went public in 2017, receiving hate mail and online abuse.
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"My family wouldn't talk to me for a year, such was my 'treason'. And even today I get hate mail from wine-growers saying I am ruining the market," she says.
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