pillorying Antonyms
Strongest:
- endorsing
- approving
- commending
- endorsing
- sanctioning
- commending
- approving
- sanctioning
- recommending
- recommending
Strong:
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- berating
- castigating
- blasting
- keelhauling
- knocking
- assailing
- slagging
- skewering
- hammering
- excoriating
- lashing
- lambasting
- attacking
- upbraiding
- crucifying
- panning
- slamming
- censuring
- faulting
- flaying
Weak:
- bellyaching
- reproaching
- bitching
- griping
- sniping-at-
- murmuring
- reprehending
- kicking
- whining
- growling
- beefing
- clobbering
- chiding
- reprimanding
- tweaking
- muttering
- slashing
- grumbling
- gibbeting
- dissing
- admonishing
- disparaging
- reproving
- deriding
- crabbing
- belittling
- nicking-at-
- niggling
- dispraising
- rebuking
- cavilling
- complaining
- bad-mouthing
- quibbling
- croaking
- decrying
- drubbing
- grousing
- moaning
- caviling
- carping
- kvetching
Meaning of pillorying
Webster
pillorying (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Pillory
pillorying Sentence Examples
- The politician faced relentless pillorying for his controversial remarks.
- The media engaged in the pillorying of the celebrity for her personal failures.
- The company's executives endured a sustained pillorying from the public.
- The professor's academic reputation was pilloried by his critics.
- The pillorying of innocent people can have devastating consequences.
- The pillorying of whistleblowers often discourages others from speaking out.
- The pillorying of individuals can create a hostile and intolerant society.
- The pillorying of marginalized groups only serves to further isolate them.
- The pillorying of individuals based on hearsay or unfounded allegations is unjust and harmful.
- The pillorying of people who express unpopular opinions can suppress free speech.
FAQs About the word pillorying
of Pillory
criticizing, blaming, condemning, denouncing, scolding,berating, castigating, blasting, keelhauling, knocking
endorsing, approving, commending, endorsing, sanctioning, commending,approving, sanctioning, recommending, recommending
The politician faced relentless pillorying for his controversial remarks.
The media engaged in the pillorying of the celebrity for her personal failures.
The company's executives endured a sustained pillorying from the public.
The professor's academic reputation was pilloried by his critics.
