harangue
1 of 2verb/həˈræŋ/
Forms:harangues,haranguing,harangued,harangued
1
to give a speech that is lengthy, loud, and angry intending to either persuade or criticize
- The politician harangued the crowd about the need for reform during the rally.
- The protest leader is haranguing the crowd to raise awareness about the issue.
- Every week, the coach harangues the players after their losses.
- She will harangue the committee if they do not address her concerns.
- By next week, she will have harangued everyone about the new policies.