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Meanings of philippic in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "broadside"
Examples for "broadside"
1
The very first broadside made a considerable breach in the enemy's works.
2
We instantly commenced the work of death by pouring in a broadside.
3
I braced for a broadside of questions about the Brown Mountain remains.
4
From a very rare broadside, in the collection made by Narcissus Luttrell.
5
In an expletive-charged broadside, the executive was quoted as saying: You... Americans!
1
Mr. Tarabotti held up a hand sharply, cutting off any possible tirade.
2
The New South Wales coach continued his tirade against Annastacia on Sunday.
3
Forgive me this tirade; I have been reviewing the battalion I command.
4
In the midst of this tirade one of the masks whispered me,-
5
The tirade merely injures the cause which the blackguard intends to help.
Usage of philippic in anglès
1
He rose to his feet and went on with his lachrymose philippic.
2
A philippic is a bitter tirade, usually condemning a particular individual.
3
Rutledge, which is a philippic against Horry, and the subsequent determination of Gov.
4
But suddenly a gentleman of Provence rose to deliver a philippic against women.
5
On that occasion he delivered his last great philippic against slavery.
6
With that philippic against optimism in mind, she felt what Spenser was rushing toward.
7
Henry pronounced a philippic against Madison in open Assembly, Madison being then at Philadelphia.
8
My next letter was as brief as my first philippic:
9
He told me that he had heard every word of the Curtis philippic many times.
10
In the original, the song is prefaced by a tremendous philippic against the hero of Caberfae.
11
The philippic would have ended something like this:
12
In four short paragraphs containing sixty-six lines in the American Revision, Paul packs in his terrific philippic.
13
The Bishop of London made a most eloquent philippic against it at Exeter Hall the other day.
14
He was airing his cherished grudge, and pronouncing a severe philippic on the belles of the Dominion.
15
He seemed about to deliver a philippic.
16
Then he went on with his bitter voice to utter a furious philippic against our celebrated literary men.
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Philippic through the time