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Meanings of inveigh in anglès

espanyol
protestar

Complain bitterly.

protestar

Speak against in an impassioned manner.

Sinònims
Examples for "declaim"
Examples for "declaim"
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As a part of their rhetorical training they were taught to declaim.
Imperium in Imperio: A Study of the Negro Race Problem. A Novel
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Grivet, annoyed at being forestalled, began to declaim with an emphatic gesture:
Theresa Raquin
3
Cæsar rose on a sudden, extended his hand, and began to declaim,-
Quo Vadis: A Narrative of the Time of Nero
4
Rugge's arm was raised, not indeed to strike, but rather to declaim.
What Will He Do with It? — Complete
5
The dialogue is absurdly pompous; these characters don't speak they declaim.
The Irish Times
Usage of inveigh in anglès
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More lawmakers inveigh against the immorality of bringing online poker to North Dakota.
Wired
2
Neither by word nor deed did he ever inveigh against circumcision.
Commentary on the Epistle to the Galatians
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Even if he has, we might just as well inveigh against a shower.
The Human Machine
4
I have heard pop psychologists inveigh against them for years.
The Great Book of Amber
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As JRR Tolkien reminded us, the only people who inveigh against escape are jailers.
The Guardian
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To inveigh against those who make a boast of it.
Pascal's Pensées
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He began to inveigh against his generation, but broke off with a discouraged gesture:
Clerambault: The Story of an Independent Spirit During the War
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He had heard Margaret inveigh against certain less restricted societies.
Together
9
You hear people inveigh against them, without for a moment thinking what they are.
Gala-Days
10
The poisons generated by remorse inveigh against the system, and eventually produce marked physical deterioration.
Sister Carrie: A Novel
11
And still more vehemently did he inveigh against Moreo in his direct appeals to Philip.
History of the United Netherlands, 1592-94
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As soon as he caught sight of the Immortals he began to inveigh against them.
Myths and Legends of China
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There is always a tendency and a readiness to inveigh against cliques, especially family cliques.
A Tale of One City: the New Birmingham / Papers Reprinted from t...
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The detective had, indeed, good reasons to inveigh against the bad luck which pursued him.
Around the World in Eighty Days
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It is idle to inveigh against cynics and materialists-thereare no cynics, there are no materialists.
Heretics
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Fletcher did not fail to inveigh against the imperious conduct of the English parliament in this affair.
The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.II. / Continued fro...
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Translations for inveigh
Inveigh through the time