দফায় দফায় লাঠি দিয়ে মারধর

Verb:

আচ্র্ছারকম বকা, আচ্র্ছারকম মারা,

lambastes's Usage Examples:

Street Journal that the site "intelligently discusses and entertainingly lambastes Wikipedia’s problematic practices".

In doing so, Kael lambastes "art" films such as Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey, concluding her treatment.

"Caymans court lambastes former BHP chief Brian Gilbertson".

"Caymans court lambastes former BHP chief.

” The text lambastes him for failing to keep an appointment, or a challenge, in Zaqqa and seems.

The entry on heretics and heresy lambastes the clergy for exploiting the idea of heresy to manipulate secular rulers.

"President Jagdeo lambastes vandalism of drainage structures".

Grandad lambastes Del for not telling Rodney that it was a joke sooner.

a moment of depression, he acknowledges their losses to his wife, who lambastes him over his failure.

In his eponymous dialogue, Aeschines of Sphettus lambastes Axiochus' carousal with Alcibiades; the speech attributed to Lysias (the.

"Congressman lambastes Bush, Republicans on ethical issues".

Chapter 7 criticises the thought of Friedrich Nietzsche and lambastes Houston Stewart Chamberlain's pro-German 1899 book The Foundations of.

Throughout L'Ingénu, Voltaire advocates deism, and lambastes intolerance, fanaticism, superstitions, sects, and the Catholic clergy.

Greatest Man in America", for instance, mocks Rush Limbaugh, and "Big Fish" lambastes former Premier of Ontario Mike Harris).

"Governor lambastes learners, teachers".

In another episode, Andy lambastes him for contributing only three cents to a charity, only for Opie to reveal.

Nelson) lambastes the fumbler in the locker room, telling him he "quit" the game.

" Heidegger "lambastes Catholicism as a "dogmatic and casuistic pseudo-philosophy, which poses.

"Somalia: Ex-Puntland President lambastes central Govt for security lapse".

lambastes's Meaning':

beat with a cane

Synonyms:

chew out; lecture; remonstrate; call on the carpet; call down; take to task; chide; reproof; reprimand; chasten; lambaste; rebuke; tell off; objurgate; have words; scold; criticise; correct; bawl out; rag; berate; dress down; trounce; castigate; jaw; chew up; pick apart; brush down; knock; chastise; criticize;

Antonyms:

praise; curse; bless; cheer; flatter;