Harangued is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HARANGUED in dictionary:

VERB:
• HARANGUE, to deliver a tirade to
• lecture (someone) at length in an aggressive and critical manner
NOUN:
• a lengthy and aggressive speech

Words related to HARANGUED

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How to use HARANGUED in a sentence

• He consented, came forward, demanded a bit of paper to hold in his hand, and harangued the soldiery.
• The police officers put themselves at their head and harangued the people.
• He harangued the mob from one of the upper windows, and producing a pistol, threatened to fire upon them if they attempted to gain a forcible entrance.
• For two minutes they harangued each other and then the native gave up in despair.
• The native lawyer harangued them and cursed them and at last brought them to understand, in a feeble way, that no harm could come to them if they faced the situation boldly.
• The monks frequently harangued the populace from these crosses.
• In vain this able soldier of the Republic harangued them.
• Whereupon he faced them and, striking an attitude, harangued them in their own tongue.
• He harangued the clerks and burgesses of Oxford, but university and town agreed that the matter was no business of theirs.
• Kit Carson harangued them and informed them that he knew of the murders they had committed on his people during the past year.
• We smoked, and he again harangued his people, after which the repast was served up to us.
• They harangued and shouted there amid the trees, on the grass, in the brilliant afternoon sunshine that already threw long shadows over the swaying, moving thousands.
• Buck, harangued the slaves at the opening of the picking-season.
• Fosdyke, while she harangued me on the subject of her children, and communicated her views on education.
• The Lord Mayor and his Board of Aldermen came out with the big horn and harangued them at length, and finally got them to go back to the fields.
• Stanhope having harangued the house in vindication of the ministry, Mr.
• Everywhere he harangued on his sufferings, and declared that he was ready to die in the cause of liberty.
• He no longer harangued at the public meetings of the populace, and was hence looked upon as a renegade, and Horne Tooke stepped into his place.
• This proposition was seconded by Burke, and many of the opposition harangued in its favour.
• He named his bottle for Henri de Navarre, and harangued his comrades on the superiority of Wilhelm von Hohenzollern.
• The nearest approach to a mob that I ever noticed was a drill of young recruits of the National Guard, or a crowd in the court of the Louvre being harangued by an orator.
• The chief then harangued him at considerable length.
• He harangued the crowd as they surged about the tent door.
• They wrote, they harangued, they relapsed into awful silence.
• Antipas harangued them, while Vitellius, who occupied a raised seat within the shadow of the colonnade, was astonished at their fury.
• Equipped in this extraordinary manner it was that Suwarrow reviewed, harangued, and commanded his soldiers.
• But he very seldom harangued, though it is difficult to make that clear in recording his talks, because he often spoke continuously.
• When the cart drew up on a fair green, when the gossips ran up open-mouthed and the curious made a circle round the pair, Ursus harangued and Homo approved.
• What put it into my head to come to this Weymouth seven times devoted to the infernal deities? I have sold nothing since morning I have harangued the snow.
• Besides this he harangued like Cicero, as we have just seen, sold his drugs, attended sickness, and even healed the sick.
• Goaded to desperation by these taunts, and by Duquesne, who harangued them to the onset, they often rushed up to the fort, as if they purposed to storm it.
• Cameahwait instantly replied that he was not afraid to die, and mounting his horse, for the third time harangued the warriors.
• They sang of liberty, they harangued for liberty, they prayed for liberty.
• He held love-feasts in his house up to a late hour, at which he generally harangued on the subject of the persecutions which he endured.
• I made my journey, and came back to be harangued and feasted.
• But that villain, who spoke among the multitude, overcomes him, he that harangued for the killing of thy brother and thee.

Similar words containing HARANGU without suffix ed

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