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Meanings of decry in English
Usage of decry in English
1
It typifies everything advocates of good government decry about the policy process.
2
Parents, schools and the media constantly decry the dangers of narcotic substances.
3
Both parties decry tax loopholes, although they diverge on what constitutes one.
4
Some researchers decry this approach, arguing that it dumbs down the science.
5
But this is not to decry what was won in other fields.
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But we can never enough decry the disorderly sallies of our minds.
7
To conform to the social standards of those who decry her virtue?
8
The people who decry ethnic humor are afraid of their own prejudice.
9
We sometimes decry the intrusions of moderators, and sometimes decry their absence.
10
They decry their most luxurious entertainments, to win a shower of approval.
11
Politicians express concern, universities demand increased funding and critics decry our poorly-managed institutions.
12
Ms Freeland went on to decry the role of the internet in terrorism.
13
I did decry the fraud that I felt-andstill feel-tookplace.
14
These are crimes against humanity, that I have no choice but to decry.
15
With eyes directed to the faults of the scriptures, they decry the scriptures.
16
The dry-farmer should carefully avoid the temptation to decry irrigation practices.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common