Philippics is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PHILIPPICS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PHILIPPIC, a bitter condemnation, usually in a speech
• a bitter attack or denunciation, especially a verbal one
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a discourse or declamation full of bitter condemnation; tirade

Words related to PHILIPPICS

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How to use PHILIPPICS in a sentence

• Rising abruptly, therefore, he broke out at once in one of the plainest philippics of the sea.
• Octavianus made a cheaper sacrifice in Cicero, whom Antony, we may be sure, with those terrible Philippics ringing in his ears, demanded with an eager vengeance.
• He wrote like a modern Demosthenes, with all political New York to quiver under his philippics.
• The author might here turn his philippics against Salmasius to good account.
• Pinckney pronounced bitter philippics against France, selecting such circumstances and aggravations as to give the worst picture they could present.
• There was always a party of order, and by 1795, when Burke penned these reckless philippics, order was only too easy in France.
• Churches were distracted and at discord, and the pulpit, for the first time in Georgia, desecrated by political philippics.

Similar words containing PHILIPPIC without suffix s

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