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diatribe

noun as in harangue, criticism

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Many attendees of local public meetings tend to drift into offensive diatribes that have little to do with the matter at hand.

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She was famously the frenemy that fuelled Taylor Swift's diatribe Bad Blood.

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Jack eventually befriends the upstart political populist Willie Stark, who, by dint of his will and eloquent diatribes against the wealthy establishment, is elected governor.

Social media is filled with expletive-laden diatribes from the coffee aisle.

Over the past few years, Obeida - believed to be about 40 years old - delivered a number of long diatribes against Israel on behalf of Hamas's military wing, the al-Qassam Brigades.

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