If it is not an error by aviation or cavilation, it can mean "vilification"; although it is not used, especially because the verb avilar is already very old. See vile, envilecer .
Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
It is the action or effect of avilar. It means envileing, degrading, deteriorating, dishonoring, devaluing, depreciating, discrediting. Devaluation, depreciation, dishonor, degradation, smear.
John Rene Plaut
AVILATION Action and effect of committing a vile act, AVILAR . It comes from the Latin "ad" cercanía, from the noun "VIL" and from the verbal ending "ar"
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