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Noun
A complaint, rant or criticism delivered in the form of a lengthy speech
A lengthy speech, typically aggressive or full of discontent
Verb
To deliver a (usually formal and extended) speech on a subject
To deliver a long speech as a complaint, rant or criticism
To lecture, berate, or complain to somebody, especially to find fault or criticize
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Noun
▲
A complaint, rant or criticism delivered in the form of a lengthy speech
tirade
diatribe
criticism
admonition
admonishment
rant
invective
philippic
censure
condemnation
obloquy
scolding
lecture
berating
broadside
reproval
fulmination
polemic
jeremiad
spiel
discourse
declamation
exhortation
screed
spouting
tongue-lashing
verbal onslaught
verbal attack
pep talk
chewing out
castigation
reprimand
upbraiding
rebuke
denunciation
reproof
abuse
slating
attack
blast
vituperation
reproach
stricture
knocking
bashing
sermon
flak
wigging
dressing-down
earful
telling-off
rocket
vilification
talking-to
revilement
remonstration
lambasting
reviling
chiding
denouncement
stream of abuse
roasting
rollicking
scurrility
brickbats
disparagement
panning
vitriol
railing
decrying
objection
battering
dispute
outburst
billingsgate
carpeting
brickbat
slamming
bollocking
chastisement
ticking off
rap over the knuckles
ticking-off
slander
assault
libel
denigration
contumely
sideswipe
argument
defamation
malediction
anger
ranting
mouthful
disputation
vociferation
blame
calumny
calumniation
complaint
caning
insult
counsel
aspersions
preaching
bawling-out
telling off
dressing down
advice
moan
keen
swipe
persecution
angry exchange
malevolence
slagging
jibe
bone of contention
excoriation
confrontation
onslaught
bone to pick
traducement
pugnacity
defilement
arraignment
execration
offense
US
indignity
reprobation
discipline
combativeness
derision
insolence
disagreement
belligerence
protest
curse
warning
disapproval
impugnment
slur
offence
UK
heat
bad press
character assassination
preachment
moralism
verbal assault
rhetoric
bluster
bombast
fanfaronade
raving
rage
yelling
histrionics
going-over
speech
passage
rap
rating
insults
remonstrance
serve
recrimination
opprobrium
derogation
stick
backbiting
blowing-up
slap on the wrist
curses
objurgation
verbal
talking to
animadversion
slurs
spitefulness
cattiness
venom
rubbishing
spite
malice
savaging
fulminations
disapprobation
slandering
mud-slinging
bad-mouthing
verbal abuse
slagging off
fault-finding
evil-speaking
reprehension
row
riot act
commination
put down
deprecation
swearing
aspersion
smear
cursing
foul language
knock
piece of your mind
hard time
roast
nitpicking
carping
cavilling
UK
caviling
US
discredit
caution
comeuppance
accusation
expostulation
scorn
expletives
ragging
contempt
rebuff
critique
slam
swear words
going over
flea in ear
slap
hit
sledge
pan
faultfinding
disrespect
rudeness
cavil
captiousness
trash talk
name-calling
verbal disapproval
nit-picking
shame
disrepute
injunction
caveat
odium
a slap on the wrist
displeasure
slight
stain
dissatisfaction
rap on the knuckles
correction
blemish
blowing up
depreciation
upbraid
scold
flea in the ear
ridicule
chewing-out
jab
belittlement
belittling
disdain
lessening
mocking comment
degradation
rejection
verbal thrashing
verbal blasting
debasement
detraction
slap in the face
kick in the teeth
slights
mocking
diminishment
being put in one's place
tick off
haul over the coals
tell off
epithet
indignities
jibes
backstabbing
underestimation
rebukes
sarcasm
exception
slanging
prejudice
philippics
blasphemy
slanging match
kicking around
hate speech
verbals
pushing around
put-downs
quinine
knifing
hosing
signifying
demurral
counterblast
demur
fuss
bad language
bawling out
what for
calling down
oral punishment
protestation
slap on wrist
challenge
stink
demurrer
question
difficulty
kick
petition
civil disobedience
examen
quibble
takedown
notice
critical remark
cut
anvil chorus
harsh call
call down
bad notice
teasing
jeering
hectoring
torrent of abuse
a bollocking
a wigging
a rocket
a lashing
a caning
a rollicking
a roasting
more ❯
“The priest took thirty minutes to deliver his
harangue
on timeliness, making the entire service run late.”
Noun
▲
A lengthy speech, typically aggressive or full of discontent
lecture
speech
oration
address
sermon
talk
homily
peroration
reading out
discourse
spiel
disquisition
monologue
UK
declamation
monolog
US
diatribe
allocution
recitation
rant
tirade
chalk talk
dissertation
pitch
predication
pep talk
valedictory
exhortation
commentary
oratory
presentation
salutatory
soliloquy
rhetoric
prelection
whaikorero
eulogy
keynote
parlance
opus
bombast
panegyric
salutation
invocation
stump
appeal
report
delivery
epilog
US
soapbox
deliverance
descant
epilogue
UK
symposium
broadside
stump speech
seminar
outpouring
effusion
philippic
speaking
lesson
recital
interior monologue
dramatic monologue
screed
expatiation
statement
petition
aside
song and dance
solo
running commentary
paper
parley
stand-up bit
proclamation
exposition
essay
treatise
study
monograph
tract
utterance
writing
critique
thesis
article
discussion
row
webinar
review
analysis
debate
memorandum
stand-up
rendering
rendition
performance
wordiness
gush
narration
tractate
verbalization
memoir
expression
huddle
gabfest
memorial
words
telling
reading
verbiage
recounting
declaiming
stream of words
saying aloud
reading aloud
demonstration
flow of speech
display
show
exhibition
launch
introduction
demo
proposition
parading
launching
reception
act
overture
sales pitch
dog and pony show
show and tell
more ❯
“The last thing an incoming administration needs is to stage a long diplomatic
harangue
about nothing inside an echo chamber.”
Verb
▲
To deliver a (usually formal and extended) speech on a subject
lecture
declaim
discourse
orate
speak
talk
expatiate
sermonise
UK
sermonize
US
spiel
spout
perorate
descant
rant
stump
address
rave
soapbox
exhort
apostrophize
buttonhole
mouth off
hold forth
talk to
declaim to
get on a soapbox
preach to
sermonize to
spout to
preachify to
speechify to
spiel to
hold forth to
give a lecture to
go on about
pontificate to
spout at
pontificate
preach
sound off
preachify
fulminate
speechify
bluster
moralize
US
expound
go on
huff
rage
moralise
UK
give a talk
pitch
storm
make a speech
spout off
shout
roar
pronounce
teach
admonish
yell
talk at length
give an address
drone on
rant and rave
give a lecture
take the floor
pontify
utter
develop
evangelize
US
enlarge
recite
prelect
jaw
trumpet
argue
comment
mouth
bloviate
vociferate
bellow
thunder
evangelise
UK
speak to
chatter
speak at length
rail
give a speech
ramble
deliver
talk big
discuss
shoot off one's mouth
pile it on
give speech
deliver a tirade
give a sermon
carry on
grandstand
accost
ethicize
dogmatize
opine
initiate a discussion with
pulpiteer
minister
bristle
speak out
deliver a speech
be moralistic
debate
make an oration
deliver sermon
instruct
give lessons in
yap
complain
protest
express one's opinion
give sermon
lay down the law
edify
babble
get on your high horse
foam at the mouth
talk endlessly
deliver a harangue
rattle on
talk wildly
address an audience
deliver an address
get across
make a statement
pass judgment
talk forcefully
ramble on
rabbit on
proclaim
give
state
declare
assert
bespeak
refer
memorialise
UK
memorialize
US
jaw to
give an address to
give a speech to
make a speech to
expound to
orate to
blow hot air
sound off to
give a talk to
give a discourse to
give an oration to
give a sermon to
deliver a sermon to
deliver talk
give talk
drone on to
root for
give a dissertation to
deliver speech
cry
clamour
UK
sizzle
fume
seethe
scold
objurgate
clamor
US
persuade
explain
elaborate
influence
sway
expand
blow your top
express concern
go on and on
dissertate
lucubrate
embellish
amplify
dissert
commentate
treat
voice
remark
induce
enlarge on
elaborate on
expand on
dwell on
write learnedly
go into detail about
descant on
dilate on
dissertate on
write at length about
spout about
discourse on
expound on
perorate on
speak at length about
sound off about
pontificate about
hold forth about
write at length
dilate upon
more ❯
“He used all this to
harangue
the sailors, and by the time he was done, they had been reconverted back to the Allies' cause.”
Verb
▲
To deliver a long speech as a complaint, rant or criticism
castigate
censure
berate
criticise
UK
criticize
US
upbraid
lambaste
scold
admonish
attack
pillory
lecture
earbash
accost
rant at
chew out
deliver a tirade to
sound off to
yell at
rebuke
condemn
chide
lay into
bawl out
reprove
reprimand
carpet
blast
chastise
excoriate
objurgate
have a go at
reproach
fulminate against
hammer
take to task
dress down
tear into
pitch into
slate
slam
revile
tell off
savage
rail at
lambast
slag off
haul over the coals
lace into
ream out
abuse
denounce
vituperate
reprehend
rate
vilify
monster
rubbish
rail against
crucify
light into
remonstrate with
bash
give someone a dressing-down
sail into
potshot
knock
scathe
give someone hell
read the riot act
give a rocket
tear off a strip
tear a strip off
give someone a roasting
diss
pummel
US
belabor
US
bollock
rave at
slash
roast
tick off
belabour
UK
pummelled
UK
rip into
put down
cut up
find fault with
give someone a bollocking
tongue-lash
give someone a rollicking
rap over the knuckles
trash
malign
flame
assail
pan
impugn
rag
keelhaul
baste
blister
asperse
bag
flay
rollick
score
jaw
blame
call over the coals
bad-mouth
let someone have it
call down
rake over the coals
denigrate
disparage
reprobate
cane
trim
scorch
lam into
smear
wade into
contemn
slang
jump on
pull apart
lash out
let fly at
run down
take to pieces
pick holes in
pick to pieces
blow up at
inveigh against
give someone a caning
slap on the wrist
give someone a bad press
animadvert on
shout at
lash out at
arraign
refute
sledge
set upon
derogate
deprecate
denunciate
criticize harshly
anathematize
rap knuckles
fustigate
hit out at
round on
let fly
scream at
argue with
assault verbally
ridicule
disagree with
pile in
start on
shoot down
start in
carp
lampoon
vituperate against
take on
disapprove of
pass strictures upon
nag at
jump on one's case
bite someone's head off
jump down one's throat
snap someone's head off
go for the jugular
rap
wig
row
chew
pull up
slap someone's wrist
give a talking-to
give someone some stick
give someone an earful
give someone a carpeting
eat out
give someone a mouthful
come down on
give someone a telling-off
give someone a wigging
send someone away with a flea in their ear
go on at
criticize hatefully
give someone what for
take to the woodshed
put on the mat
cuss out
slap down
give someone a row
give one hell
jump all over
give someone a rating
insult
slander
calumniate
traduce
rail
vilipend
skewer
lash
curse
accuse
growl
rile
punish
cry down
find fault
bark at
tie into
beat up on
cudgel
scourge
slap
deride
shellac
strike
hit
smother
lash into
discipline
exprobate
cavil
scorn
backbite
animadvert
rebuff
incriminate
remonstrate
ostracize
US
ostracise
UK
carp at
look askance
get after
pick apart
decry
slur
discredit
defame
besmirch
disgrace
stigmatize
US
blow up
stigmatise
UK
belittle
pull to pieces
drag through the mud
rip
cast aspersions on
chasten
dishonour
UK
sully
libel
pour scorn on
do a hatchet job on
dishonor
US
maul
degrade
smirch
ream
lower
blacken
besmear
debase
shame
bring into disrepute
stain
tarnish
throw brickbats at
drag through the mire
soil
give a bad press to
injure
nag
defile
damage
speak ill of
give some stick to
do a number on
dispraise
fault
blot
taint
give a bad name
bring discredit to
cavil at
spoil
bring shame upon
scandalize
US
cast a slur on
muckrake
dis
give a black eye
spot
disrespect
blotch
scandalise
UK
breathe on
object
reflect badly on
befoul
bring shame on
take apart
give a piece of one's mind
sling mud at
fling mud at
rip up and down
execrate
deplore
reduce
nitpick about
skin
give flak to
criticize severely
inveigh
tar and feather
call on the carpet
spread scandal about
run smear campaign
call to account
diminish
complain about
complain
detract
sound off
oppose
check
minimize
US
dump on
poor-mouth
dismiss
discount
lay down the law
take down
bag on
express disapproval of
object to
depreciate
tear down
undervalue
fulminate
take issue with
underrate
slag
underestimate
slight
declaim
mudsling
kick
gripe
expostulate
lesson
challenge
come down hard on
caution
embarrass
recriminate
minimise
UK
monish
tear to pieces
undermine
poison
play down
trash-talk
talk down
write off
nit-pick
quibble about
pick at
kiss off
declaim against
talk to
oppose strongly
make a fuss about
do down
reject
pooh-pooh
detract from
complain vociferously about
proscribe
take down a peg
kick up a fuss about
take exception to
raise objections to
kick up a stink about
take a stand against
speak out against
grumble
moan
whine
whinge
beef
grouse
discommend
fuss
gripe about
bellyache
grouch
bleat
rant
trivialize
US
twit
demean
remonstrate against
express a poor opinion of
downgrade
discountenance
kvetch
disesteem
badmouth
devalue
thunder
correct
humble
disapprove
mock
nitpick
call out
minify
rake
misprize
prejudice
dispute
zap
quibble
blemish
whip
chunter
jawbone
find lacking
objurate
niggle
carp about
whine about
preach
create
mither
speak evil of
nitpick over
grouch about
moan about
grouse about
expostulate about
trivialise
UK
bellyache about
whinge about
beef about
trounce
rage against
frown upon
hypercriticize
hold responsible
throw mud at
protest strongly at
argue against
show up
protest against
sound off about
have someone on the carpet
tear to shreds
blacken the name of
spread lies about
point the finger
sully the reputation of
blacken the reputation of
rag on
lay out
scoff at
conduct a smear campaign against
tear apart
draw the line
give a going over
tell a thing or two
strongly criticize
disagree violently with
make light of
kick up a fuss
slap on wrist
rap on knuckles
treat lightly
give the business
make a stand against
speak to
climb all over
jump down someone's throat
sneer at
make a protest against
hold cheap
put up a fight against
bring to book
go after
kick against
complain bitterly about
split hairs
remonstrate about
lean on
reprimand severely
satirize
US
give a rough time
question
take
satirise
UK
attask
brand
exprobrate
heap
ferule
prosecute
warn
beat
impeach
indict
threap
visit
adjure
advise
counsel
harass
taunt
blacken someone's reputation
clobber
blackguard
ruin
speak
moralise
UK
moralize
US
fluff
slog
slug
show someone up
fry
expose to ridicule
speak badly of
demur
lay on
give comeuppance
get angry with
hold up to shame
rake over coals
cut down
give tongue-lashing
storm
rage
except
have words with
hold someone to blame
complain to
have words
dress-down
zing
negate
give a hard time
get on
burn one's ears
charge with
argue
rap someone the knuckles
drag over the coals
call to task
tear someone a new one
give someone a dressing down
give someone a telling off
rap across the knuckles
severely reprimand
lose one's temper with
keep after
carp on
animadvert upon
drag through mud
drag someone's name through the mud
sling mud
downplay
hold accountable
cut to bits
yelp
yap
bawl
give something a bad press
mete out punishment to
make an example of
deflate
understate
not support
throw the book at
give a tongue-lashing
skin alive
give bad press
marginalize
US
bring to account
give the devil
come down on like a ton of bricks
give someone stick
squash
scapegoat
criticize strongly
be hard on
teach a lesson
pick on
squelch
disdain
marginalise
UK
rank on
give going-over
give piece of mind
express strong disapproval of
spurn
grizzle
mutter
dissent
wail
sort out
rebut
have at
work over
crack down on
scream
poor mouth
laugh off
pooh pooh
take a swipe at
shoot full of holes
laugh at
sour grapes
cut down to size
cut to the quick
throw shade
keen
grump
pass judgment
opprobriate
murmur
humiliate
caterwaul
object strongly to
take exception
lodge a protest against
take issue
express disagreement with
repine
controvert
whimper
look down on
sell short
crab
squeal
holler
squawk
single out
croak
yowl
maunder
yammer
yawp
abase
yaup
hurt
cheapen
demonize
US
dig
jinx
destroy
demonise
UK
sink
foul
send someone away with a flea in his
lower the boom
give the dickens
mark down
snipe at
take swipe at
be against
vociferate
expose
bother
be hostile to
be in opposition to
disfavour
UK
disfavor
US
protest
compromise
fume
be on at someone
go on
pick holes
put in a bad light
ruin the reputation of
damage someone's reputation
destroy someone's credibility
bring into disfavour
show in a bad light
blacken someone's name
rip up
thunder against
kick up
take great exception to
pettifog
niggle about
be picky
be hypercritical
kvetch about
more ❯
“I half-expected him to barnstorm out in riding boots and
harangue
us, Mussolini-style, underlit from a plinth.”
Verb
▲
To lecture, berate, or complain to somebody, especially to find fault or criticize
get on someone's case
harass
annoy
vex
irritate
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