lambasts Sentence Examples
- The journalist regularly lambasts politicians for their lack of transparency.
- The film critic lambasts the director's latest movie for its poor storytelling.
- He frequently lambasts his coworkers for their incompetence.
- The talk show host is known for his tendency to lambast guests with opposing viewpoints.
- The professor lambasts students who do not put in the effort to complete their assignments.
- The activist group lambasts corporations for their environmental negligence.
- The columnist lambasts societal norms that perpetuate inequality.
- The coach lambasts the team for their lackluster performance on the field.
- The reviewer lambasts the restaurant for its unappetizing food and poor service.
- The musician often lambasts the music industry for its focus on profit over artistry.
lambasts Meaning
lambasts
strike entry 1 sense 2a, beat, to assault violently, to attack verbally, to scold roughly
Synonyms & Antonyms of lambasts
Synonyms:
- remonstrates-with-
- hammers
- blasts
- takes-to-task
- condemns
- disses
- scoffs
- admonishes
- scourges
- reproves
- keelhauls
- scores
- chews-out
- tongue-lashes
- abuses
- reviles
- disparages
- reprehends
- reads-the-riot-act-to-
- dresses-down
- bad-mouths
- denounces
- scorns
- knocks
- crucifies
- censures
- ridicules
- laces-into-
- lashes
- harangues
- reams-out-
- rates
- lays-into
- rants-at-
- jaws
- belittles
- assails
- faults
- excoriates
- pans
- slams
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word lambasts
strike entry 1 sense 2a, beat, to assault violently, to attack verbally, to scold roughly
lectures, criticizes,scolds, blames,berates, reproaches, calls down, rebukes, reprimands, mocks
indorses,approves, endorses, extols, lauds,sanctions, praises,extolls
The journalist regularly lambasts politicians for their lack of transparency.
The film critic lambasts the director's latest movie for its poor storytelling.
He frequently lambasts his coworkers for their incompetence.
The talk show host is known for his tendency to lambast guests with opposing viewpoints.
