Significats de denouncer en anglès

The young barrister had constituted himself the denouncer of this wretched woman.

He was, it seemed, a red-hot revolutionist; a fierce denouncer of British rule.

Thus the denouncer of Copperheads has now sunk into dependence on their support.

Squin de Florian, the chief denouncer of the Order, died assassinated.

A fierce uproar ensued, and the denouncer of bigotry was compelled to be silent.

Her last words were drowned by a fresh burst of fury from her denouncer.

One naturally sympathizes with the bold denouncer of Alexander VI.

Our denouncer was most positive on the point.

They've choked up a denouncer's mouth.

Years did not bring to him the philosophic mind, but the spirit of the opinionated partisan and the heated denouncer.

If Bacon, like Essex, had been ruled by his passions, he would have been a far fiercer denouncer of Essex's treason.

We started off in the charge of a brigadier-otherwise a corporal-ofGendarmes, and four men, our denouncer following closely at our heels.

But Why-Why merely lifted his hand, and in a moment a spear flew from it which pinned his denouncer ignominiously to a pine-tree.

He even forgot the friendship with the eloquent denouncer of the marriage-bond, which a little while ago had seemed to him an unpardonable offence.

And all the worse for the doomed man, that the denouncer was a well-known citizen, his own attached friend, the father of his wife.

John Crowe was a noisy, blatant, meddlesome fellow, the keeper of a livery stable on Kearny street, and a fierce denouncer of the Committee.