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Meanings of denunciatory in anglès
Usage of denunciatory in anglès
1
The language of the Presbyterian champions was equally bold, denunciatory, and explicit.
2
Warming with my own complaints, I soon became fearfully profane and denunciatory.
3
Randle Janvers Binderbeck is secretly consoling himself by writing the most denunciatory articles.
4
He composed various denunciatory answers with which to annihilate his brother.
5
He sprang off to confront Carmena, with denunciatory words and gestures.
6
Among other things, a Mr. Louaillier published a denunciatory newspaper article.
7
Mass meetings, of the most boisterous and denunciatory character, were held through the community.
8
While thus held he gave vent to coarse and denunciatory language against the officers.
9
I think, however, we may expect procrastination in measures of relief, denunciatory threats, etc.
10
The spirit of this reform is denunciatory, violent, and proscriptive.
11
Hitherto its aims had appeared Utopian, and its resolves had been denunciatory and exasperating.
12
Yet to every denunciatory letter I made soft answer, always signing myself "Caesar."
13
Before him Horne declaimed, haggard and bearded, like an inspired denunciatory prophet from a wilderness.
14
Then he started up and raised his hand aloft in a denunciatory manner as he spoke:-
15
The attorneys for the People were dramatic and denunciatory, and forced their case with arrogant confidence.
16
He is persuasive; his forerunners had been denunciatory.
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