Sinônimos
Examples for "broadside"
Examples for "broadside"
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The very first broadside made a considerable breach in the enemy's works.
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We instantly commenced the work of death by pouring in a broadside.
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I braced for a broadside of questions about the Brown Mountain remains.
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From a very rare broadside, in the collection made by Narcissus Luttrell.
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In an expletive-charged broadside, the executive was quoted as saying: You... Americans!
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He rose to his feet and went on with his lachrymose philippic.
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A philippic is a bitter tirade, usually condemning a particular individual.
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Rutledge, which is a philippic against Horry, and the subsequent determination of Gov.
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But suddenly a gentleman of Provence rose to deliver a philippic against women.
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On that occasion he delivered his last great philippic against slavery.
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Mr. Tarabotti held up a hand sharply, cutting off any possible tirade.
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The New South Wales coach continued his tirade against Annastacia on Sunday.
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Forgive me this tirade; I have been reviewing the battalion I command.
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In the midst of this tirade one of the masks whispered me,-
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The tirade merely injures the cause which the blackguard intends to help.
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Graeme Pollock has launched a tirade against transformation in South African cricket.
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That said, after Trump's tirade many more NFL players knelt this weekend.
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His tirade against the girls was neither convincing nor in good taste.
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A tirade of French outrage flowed out the still partly open door.
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Overwhelmed she bent to his unprecedented tirade, and in answer she mourned:
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Instead, he glared at the historian during the course of his tirade.
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To you I can say the concocters of this tirade are F.O.J.
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That gentleman suddenly checked himself in his tirade, and turned to him.
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Then she flinches, steeling herself for the tirade she knows will follow.
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Though tirade's glow had faded, the remaining flamefly paragraphs provided ample light.
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This week's tirade was aimed at Melbourne's housing commission residents in lockdown.
