Harangue is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HARANGUE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to deliver a tirade to
• lecture (someone) at length in an aggressive and critical manner
• address angrily or forcefully
• To make an harangue; to declaim.
• To address by an harangue.
• deliver a harangue to; address forcefully
NOUN:
• a lengthy and aggressive speech
• A speech addressed to a large public assembly; a popular oration; a loud address a multitude; in a bad sense, a noisy or pompous speech; declamation; ranting.
• a loud bombastic declamation expressed with strong emotion
• angry or forceful speech

Words related to HARANGUE

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Words that contain HARANGUE

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How to use HARANGUE in a sentence

• He was just in the middle of his harangue when the accident happened.
• I decided to harangue the chiefs, and as a preliminary I gave them the universal sign to sit down and parley.
• In point of fact, the whole harangue was lost upon Mr.
• Tyrrel had heard the whole of this harangue in silence, because he was too much astonished to open his mouth.
• As it would be out of character for Socrates to make a lengthened harangue, the speech takes the form of a dialogue between Socrates and a mysterious woman of foreign extraction.
• Then he roused and delivered the great harangue to the multitude, gave them the advice which made them so powerful.
• This harangue was made before the Emperor Claudius and the assembled Senate, Meherdates himself being also present.
• Catching hold of Halstead, who understood Dutch, she forced him to translate an harangue, which she addressed to Dingaan.
• It seems more like a conversation than a set harangue.
• Threats resounded on all sides, and Wilson was so carried away with excitement that he climbed a tree to harangue the multitude.
• Gladstone might harangue, but Beaconsfield would still govern.
• Only a second or two was required for him to finish his harangue, when he made a final command for them to fall back, emphasized by the swing of his tremendous arms.
• As soon as they became conveniently accommodated, the conversation was turned, by one of the latter, upon the eloquent harangue which had that day been displayed at the bar.
• Having come pretty near us, a person in one of the two last stood up, and made a long harangue, inviting us to land, as we guessed, by his gestures.
• In regard to her servants she relied upon the deathbed harangue with which Mrs.
• My opponents in the North, taking advantage of our sorrows, harangue the people and elect a hostile legislature in Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois.
• Walpole, in a long elaborate harangue, insisted upon its being reduced to twelve thousand.
• The debates in the college of nobles rose to a very dangerous degree of animosity, and were appeased by an harangue in Swedish verse, which one of the senators pronounced.
• This memorial, after the lord mayor Beckford had delivered an exciting harangue, was adopted by acclamation, and with three rounds of applause.
• He concluded his harangue by charging Burke with being an advocate for despotism, and with having spoken of the national assembly with an unwarrantable freedom of speech.
• Then his excited harangue was interrupted by the sound of a gong, which convinced him that he might again venture to the door.
• They did not understand a word of this harangue, but seemed much affected.
• Two or three words of this harangue operating on my memory, I put forth my profession of faith with a clearness of articulation and fidelity really wonderful for a bird.
• He called Rabeira every vile name which came to his mind, and wound up his harangue by rowing off to Chingka to make sure that the guns of the fort should back up his commands.
• The cacique then ordered his warriors to desist, and the tumult being appeased, Cortes made them a long harangue on the subject of religion.
• There, upon an open space, could be seen a great number of the citizens assembled, apparently listening to the harangue of an orator.
• Violently thrusting his elder companion aside he commenced to harangue MacDavid in an excited voice and with vehement gestures of disapprobation of the whole proceedings.
• Seeing that this was the kind of talk that would appeal to her, the magistrate began to spread himself, and delivered long-winded harangue on the curse of liquor and drunkenness.

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