Haranguing

/həˈræŋɪŋ/

Definitions

  1. (v. (ger.)) Present participle of harangue; to deliver a forceful or lengthy verbal attack or speech, often in a critical or aggressive manner.
    The lawyer was haranguing the witness to extract a confession.

Forms

  • harangue
  • harangued
  • harangues

Commentary

'Haranguing' typically implies a vigorous, often aggressive speech or criticism, useful in describing courtroom rhetoric or zealous advocacy.

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