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Meanings of
excoriate
in inglês
português
condenar
catalão
condemnar
espanhol
condenar
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Express strong disapproval of.
condemn
reprobate
decry
objurgate
português
condenar
espanhol
rozar
Back to the meaning
Tear or wear off the skin or make sore by abrading.
chafe
espanhol
rozar
Usage of
excoriate
in inglês
1
Sang Huin felt their cold Korean scrutiny
excoriate
him with their looks.
2
Five days after this period, I again observed a disposition to
excoriate
.
3
The Fake News Media is crazed because they wanted me to
excoriate
him.
4
History will forgive me or
excoriate
me, as is appropriate.
5
Ghastly faces were staring at her, their lips moving in death to
excoriate
her.
6
Some people's voices
excoriate
you, Laura's was soft and soothing.
7
The drops of rain bruise us; the false sounds
excoriate
us; the darkness blinds us.
8
Since the election, he has taken to Twitter to
excoriate
certain companies, causing stock price swings.
9
He would
excoriate
a false and flippant chivalry.
10
Neither have you a right to
excoriate
those who are conscientiously operating through the channels spoken of.
11
We may
excoriate
the cannibal, but which of us will now affirm the provocation is not great?
12
Snake would never forget Jesse's death, but she could not
excoriate
herself for the manner of it forever.
13
He might speak about winter's charm,
excoriate
the evils of television, or wonder out loud about the city's destiny.
14
So, you see how this could be turned on many liberal observers who want to
excoriate
me on this.
15
There is no need to laugh in private when the press is free to
excoriate
the occupants of the Kremlin.
16
Yet Trump manages to make it infinitely complicated -and then get distracted by self-pityand
excoriate
reporters for committing journalism.
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Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
excoriate
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
excoriate certain
excoriate hard
excoriate reporters
excoriate the cannibal
Translations for
excoriate
português
condenar
catalão
condemnar
censurar
espanhol
condenar
rozar
irritar
Excoriate
through the time