Railery (noun)

1. A harsh or bitter criticism or scolding.
2. A scolding or complaining in a bitter or violent manner.

Origin:

The word railery comes from the word "railing" meaning a harsh or bitter criticism, the act of scolding or complaining in a bitter or violent manner. it refers to a harsh or bitter criticism or scolding.

Examples:

1. She was known for her railery against anyone who crossed her.
2. The railery was directed at the politicians who had promised but not delivered.
3. His railery was so harsh that it left the audience in shock.
4. The railery was so bitter that it was hard to miss the venom in his words.
5. Her railery was so constant that the staff dreaded her visits.