tirade
nounHow to pronounce tirade:
Definition of tirade:
- tirade (noun):
- a speech of violent denunciation.
- a protracted speech usually marked by intemperate, vituperative, or harshly censorious language
Synonyms for tirade:
abuse
assault
attack
broadside
condemnation
criticism
declamation
denouncement
denunciation
diatribe
fulmination
harangue
invective
jeremiad
lashing
lecture
outburst
philippic
rant
rebuke
reprimand
sermon
tongue-lashing
vituperation
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