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diatribe
[dahy-uh-trahyb]
noun
a bitter, sharply abusive denunciation, attack, or criticism.
repeated diatribes against the senator.
Synonyms: ,
diatribe
/ ˈ岹ɪəˌٰɪ /
noun
a bitter or violent criticism or attack; denunciation
51Թ History and Origins
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of diatribe1
Example Sentences
Musk's diatribe against the Trump-backed bill, which includes huge tax breaks and more investment in defence, comes after he spent months pushing for cuts to government spending.
By issuing threatening press releases, diatribes masquerading as policy guidance, current OCR leadership is not trying to enforce the law.
Trump is known for his angry diatribes against celebrities who criticize him, including Taylor Swift and Robert DeNiro.
In his ongoing "diatribe", Clarke said if he was sent to prison he would kill the MP and then himself, the court heard.
In a dissent that reads like a partisan diatribe from a Trump social media post, Alito wrote an eight-page rant that blatantly misrepresents the court record.
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