Verb:

বাগাড়ম্বরপূর্ণ বক্তৃতা শোনান, বাগাড়ম্বরপূর্ণ বক্তৃতা দেত্তয়া,

harangues's Usage Examples:

He wrote that "a song is worth a thousand harangues".

petition, denouncing Members of Parliament and launching "anti-Catholic harangues".

Orontes is furious and harangues his troops not to fear the effeminate Dionysus and his army of women.

In 1850, his first canvas Cola di Rienzo harangues the People of Rome was displayed and much admired at an exhibition at.

"MDC MP harangues govt ministers for stealing parliament's powers through SIs".

Simon constantly harangues his niece, calling her various unflattering names and insulting her in.

interest, but the political sections were 'stern and entirely predictable harangues on such subjects as law and order, New Labour and so on'.

urban and rural streets, often bombarding residents with earsplitting harangues from candidates or their supporters.

Morty insists the vat of acid was a bad idea and harangues Rick over never taking any of his own ideas seriously.

the violent resolutions generally passed there – the intemperate harangues of the travelling speechmakers – the very questionable character of many.

Katie harangues the pilot, blaming him for the mishap.

Kinski harangues the audience for not paying attention to him, curses wildly, has the microphone.

As rector, he pronounced bloody harangues against the Jesuits to the parlement on 12 May and 13 July 1594.

He was a strict Temperance man, and his harangues against the purveyors of intoxicating drink did not make him popular with.

Vincent de Paul are equally honored and in the sermon where political harangues interlard moral exhortations.

Synonyms:

speak; address;

Antonyms:

specify; close up;