diatribes Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
Weak:
Meaning of diatribes
diatribes
a bitter or angry attack in speech or writing, a prolonged discourse, ironic or satirical criticism, a bitter and abusive speech or piece of writing
diatribes Sentence Examples
- The politician delivered a fiery diatribe against his opponent's policies.
- The professor's diatribes on the decline of education were both passionate and provocative.
- The article contained a venomous diatribe against the new CEO.
- The disgruntled employee launched a bitter diatribe against his boss.
- The activist's diatribes on social injustice were both powerful and polarizing.
- The preacher's diatribes on sin and damnation terrified the congregation.
- The reviewer's diatribe against the film was scathing and merciless.
- The disgruntled customer's diatribe on social media went viral.
- The novelist's diatribes on the state of the world were both searing and eloquent.
- The political commentator's diatribes on the day's news were always insightful and entertaining.
FAQs About the word diatribes
a bitter or angry attack in speech or writing, a prolonged discourse, ironic or satirical criticism, a bitter and abusive speech or piece of writing
lectures, jeremiads, sermons, criticisms,rants, philippics, attacks, harangues, tirades, denunciations
eulogies, tributes, panegyrics, praises, citations, encomia, encomiums, honors, acclaim, rhapsodies
The politician delivered a fiery diatribe against his opponent's policies.
The professor's diatribes on the decline of education were both passionate and provocative.
The article contained a venomous diatribe against the new CEO.
The disgruntled employee launched a bitter diatribe against his boss.
