
Inveigh
Strong Disapproval
Use 'inveigh' to express deep dissatisfaction or passionate opposition to something.
He would often inveigh against the unfair treatment of workers.
Emotionally Charged
'Inveigh' implies an emotional, sometimes angry tone when arguing or speaking out.
The speaker inveighed about the new policy, voice trembling with fury.
Formal Contexts
Typically used in formal speeches or writings, 'inveigh' isn't common in everyday conversation.
During the debate, the senator inveighed against the proposed law.
Compare with
AttackBerateCastigateCensureCondemnCriticizeDenounceRebuke
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