Harangue ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Harangue ( noun )

1. A long, aggressive speech or lecture, often one delivered in public.
2. A tirade; a long and aggressive speech.

Origin:

From old french harangue, from latin hārangua, from hārēre "to speak at length".

Examples:

1. He delivered a harangue against the government's policies.
2. The coach gave the team a harangue after the game.
3. He made a harangue about the problems in society.
4. The speaker's harangue lasted for over an hour.
5. The politician's harangue was met with boos and jeers from the audience.

(As a verb)

Harangue ( verb )

1. A long, aggressive speech or lecture, often one delivered in public.
2. A tirade; a long and aggressive speech.

Origin:

From old french harangue, from latin hārangua, from hārēre "to speak at length".

Examples:

1. He delivered a harangue against the government's policies.
2. The coach gave the team a harangue after the game.
3. He made a harangue about the problems in society.
4. The speaker's harangue lasted for over an hour.
5. The politician's harangue was met with boos and jeers from the audience.