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espanhol
protestar
Complain bitterly.
rail
espanhol
protestar
Speak against in an impassioned manner.
declaim
1
More lawmakers
inveigh
against the immorality of bringing online poker to North Dakota.
2
Neither by word nor deed did he ever
inveigh
against circumcision.
3
Even if he has, we might just as well
inveigh
against a shower.
4
I have heard pop psychologists
inveigh
against them for years.
5
As JRR Tolkien reminded us, the only people who
inveigh
against escape are jailers.
6
To
inveigh
against those who make a boast of it.
7
He began to
inveigh
against his generation, but broke off with a discouraged gesture:
8
He had heard Margaret
inveigh
against certain less restricted societies.
9
You hear people
inveigh
against them, without for a moment thinking what they are.
10
The poisons generated by remorse
inveigh
against the system, and eventually produce marked physical deterioration.
11
And still more vehemently did he
inveigh
against Moreo in his direct appeals to Philip.
12
As soon as he caught sight of the Immortals he began to
inveigh
against them.
13
There is always a tendency and a readiness to
inveigh
against cliques, especially family cliques.
14
The detective had, indeed, good reasons to
inveigh
against the bad luck which pursued him.
15
It is idle to
inveigh
against cynics and materialists-thereare no cynics, there are no materialists.
16
Fletcher did not fail to
inveigh
against the imperious conduct of the English parliament in this affair.
inveigh
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inveigh against
inveigh against circumcision
inveigh against cliques
inveigh against cynics
inveigh against escape
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