diatribe (Meaning)
diatribe (n)
thunderous verbal attack
diatribe (n.)
A prolonged or exhaustive discussion; especially, an acrimonious or invective harangue; a strain of abusive or railing language; a philippic.
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diatribe Sentence Examples
- The politician launched into a lengthy diatribe against his opponent during the debate.
- Instead of engaging in productive discourse, he resorted to a bitter diatribe filled with personal attacks.
- Her blog post turned into a vehement diatribe against the state of modern politics.
- The customer's complaint escalated into a tirade that resembled a diatribe against the company's policies.
- Rather than offering constructive criticism, his review devolved into a diatribe against the entire genre of literature.
- The professor's lecture took an unexpected turn when he went off on a diatribe about the shortcomings of the educational system.
- The CEO's speech at the shareholders' meeting turned into a diatribe against government regulations.
- When confronted with criticism, he responded with a defensive diatribe, refusing to acknowledge any faults in his work.
- The artist's latest exhibit provoked a heated diatribe from art critics who questioned its artistic merit.
- The conversation quickly devolved into a bitter diatribe between the two parties, with neither willing to listen to the other's perspective.
FAQs About the word diatribe
thunderous verbal attackA prolonged or exhaustive discussion; especially, an acrimonious or invective harangue; a strain of abusive or railing language; a phili
rant, criticism, lecture, jeremiad,tirade, harangue, philippic, sermon, attack, assault
tribute, citation, citation,eulogy, praise, panegyric, tribute, eulogy, praise, panegyric
The politician launched into a lengthy diatribe against his opponent during the debate.
Instead of engaging in productive discourse, he resorted to a bitter diatribe filled with personal attacks.
Her blog post turned into a vehement diatribe against the state of modern politics.
The customer's complaint escalated into a tirade that resembled a diatribe against the company's policies.
