inveigh

Against these he could inveigh with surety, at least, of an appreciative audience.

And still more vehemently did he inveigh against Moreo in his direct appeals to Philip.

Now my point is this—the wretch whom I have described never ceased to inveigh against the wrongs of society.

He then proceeded to inveigh in his old manner, but with a new purpose and a changed destination.

During his lifetime he never ceased to inveigh against Archbishop Hubert Walter; after his death he repented and recanted.

It is not even worth the while now for scholars to inveigh against the folly of such superstition.

I came not to inveigh against the folly or malignity of such conduct.

By labour ought men's wills and wits be deem'd, Though dreaming dunces do inveigh against it.

It is, then, both foolish and useless to inveigh against parties as in themselves evil.

It is not necessary to be a prude or a skinny old harridan either, to inveigh against the custom.