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Meaning of harangues
harangues
a forceful or scolding speech or writing, a speech addressed to a public assembly, lecture, a ranting speech or writing, to make a harangue (see harangue entry 1), to address in a harangue
harangues Sentence Examples
- The politician harangued the crowd for hours, his voice reverberating through the square.
- The teacher's constant harangues about punctuality wore on the students' patience.
- The angry mother harangued her son for breaking curfew, her words filled with venom.
- The drill sergeant harangued the recruits, demanding absolute obedience.
- The preacher harangued the congregation, warning them of the fires of hell.
- The activist harangued the government, demanding justice for the underprivileged.
- The sales manager harangued his team, pressuring them to meet their targets.
- The boss harangued his employee, accusing him of incompetence.
- The angry mob harangued the police, demanding the release of a suspect.
- The lawyer harangued the jury, pleading for the innocence of his client.
FAQs About the word harangues
a forceful or scolding speech or writing, a speech addressed to a public assembly, lecture, a ranting speech or writing, to make a harangue (see harangue entry
lectures, attacks, criticisms, philippics, jeremiads, rants, diatribes, reprimands, sermons,tirades
sanctions, citations, acclamations,eulogies, panegyrics, acclaim, encomiums, praises, tributes, rhapsodies
The politician harangued the crowd for hours, his voice reverberating through the square.
The teacher's constant harangues about punctuality wore on the students' patience.
The angry mother harangued her son for breaking curfew, her words filled with venom.
The drill sergeant harangued the recruits, demanding absolute obedience.
