Denunciation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DENUNCIATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an act of denouncing
• the action of informing against someone.
• public condemnation of someone or something
• Proclamation; announcement; a publishing.
• The act of denouncing; public menace or accusation; the act of inveighing against, stigmatizing, or publicly arraigning; arraignment.
• That by which anything is denounced; threat of evil; public menace or accusation; arraignment.
• a public act of denouncing
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an act of denouncing; a public condemnation

Words related to DENUNCIATION

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Words that contain DENUNCIATION

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How to use DENUNCIATION in a sentence

• Like an ancient prophet, he was terrible in his denunciation of vices.
• And it may be said that some such denunciation of those evils was undoubtedly necessary, and that nobody was better placed to pen that denunciation than M.
• The Colonel artistically paused after this thunderous denunciation.
• The denunciation against us being secret, and not being able to learn either our crime or our accusers, it is difficult for us to take any measures for our enlargement.
• On the third Sunday night of his denunciation I was there in that Kensington chapel, and I heard him.
• Sometimes the Alliance addressed this stupendous apparition in words of courtesy, sometimes in tones of denunciation.
• From the North came resolutions of legislatures, outbursts of indignation in meetings and addresses, and the denunciation of Brooks and his deed in the newspapers.
• Unlike Hawk, whose speech flamed easily into denunciation when it touched on the alien corporations, he counseled moderation and lawful reprisals.
• Entirely independent of public opinion, they can defy the disapprobation of the masses, and smile at the denunciation of the press.
• The Persian prince seems to have paid but little heed to the denunciation.
• In the first and foremost place there is a clear note of denunciation against the long established fallacy of the old order of battle in single line.
• With singleness of purpose and utter contempt for all opposing opinions and arguments, he pursued his course of passionate denunciation.
• They were brought to the bar through the denunciation of Citizen Danville.
• His ears still rang with her reproaches, her stinging words of bitter denunciation.
• All the saloons that night were crowded, and loud denunciation of capital was indulged in by the strike leaders.
• I confess that this accusation seems to me hardly probable, and I do not believe that the denunciation of Apicata is sufficient ground for admitting it.
• The weapons of sarcasm and denunciation were denied to me by the laws of politeness and etiquette.
• But so good a report was pleasing to him and he told his wife that her denunciation of the old fellow must soon be turned into praise.
• The denunciation you made in prison is true in substance and in fact.
• But I shall not suffer myself to be excited into warmth by his denunciation of the measure which I support.
• Small in numbers, but vehement in denunciation, its voice was heard throughout the Union.
• His big-knuckled finger, shaken in denunciation, was raised almost in her face.
• Two or three amateurs looked me up under the name, call, and address that I gave and then broadcast a denunciation of me.
• Men can only join in a chorus of praise even if it is the praise of denunciation.
• Among other things the doors came in for a share of her usually amiable denunciation.
• Yet there was nothing in my surroundings that gave me much encouragement, as the passengers, who were numerous, were chiefly violent men and full of denunciation of the North.
• Then followed his denunciation in the presence of several admirers, after which he had not seen her again until the night before.
• The Buddha was untiring in his denunciation of every idea which implied that some kind of soul or double escapes from the body at death and continues to exist.

Similar words containing NUNCIA without suffix tion and without prefix de

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