harangue

The word “harangue” has 2 syllables: ha-rangue

It's pronounced as /həˈræŋ/


What is synonym and antonym for harangue?

In the thesaurus, “harangue” has 102 synonyms and 22 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for harangue along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for harangue

  • abuse
  • accost
  • address
  • admonishment
  • admonition
  • advertise
  • announce
  • apostrophize
  • assault
  • attack
  • belittlement
  • berating
  • bloviate
  • blow
  • broadcast
  • broadside
  • buttonhole
  • castigation
  • censure
  • chew out
  • chewing out
  • chewing-out
  • condemnation
  • criticism
  • declaim
  • declamation
  • declare
  • denunciation
  • deprecation
  • depreciation
  • descant
  • diatribe
  • discourse
  • disparagement
  • dissert
  • dissing
  • eulogy
  • excoriation
  • execration
  • exhort
  • exhortation
  • expatiate
  • expound
  • filibuster
  • get on a soapbox
  • go on about
  • hassle
  • hold forth
  • homily
  • invective
  • jeremiad
  • keynote address
  • keynote speech
  • lambasting
  • lashing
  • lecture
  • monolog
  • monologue
  • mouth
  • orate
  • oration
  • panegyric
  • perorate
  • peroration
  • philippic
  • pitch
  • pontificate
  • preach
  • presentation
  • proclaim
  • pronounce
  • rant
  • rave
  • reading out
  • rebuke
  • recite
  • reprimand
  • reproach
  • reproof
  • revilement
  • salutatory
  • screed
  • sermon
  • sermonize
  • soapbox
  • soliloquize
  • soliloquy
  • speak
  • speech
  • speechify
  • spiel
  • spout
  • spouting
  • stump
  • take the floor
  • talk
  • talk to
  • tirade
  • tongue-lashing
  • tribute
  • vituperation
  • yell at

Antonyms for harangue

Meanings of harangue

  • noun
    1. An impassioned, disputatious public speech.
    2. A tirade, harsh scolding or rant, whether spoken or written.
  • verb
    1. To give a forceful and lengthy lecture or criticism to someone.

Example Sentences

  • The politician launched into a passionate harangue about government corruption.
  • After arriving late, he received a long harangue from his supervisor.
  • Her father’s angry harangue made her regret missing curfew.
  • The coach’s halftime harangue fired up the players for the second half.
  • Instead of a calm discussion, he gave a bitter harangue that silenced the room.

On this page you'll find 124 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to harangue, such as: abuse, acclaim, acclamation, accolade, accost, address, admonishment.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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bad-mouthing

  • abuse
  • abusing
  • aspersing
  • aspersion
  • belittlement
  • belittling
  • berating
  • billingsgate
  • blackguardism
  • blame
  • blasphemy
  • broadside
  • castigation
  • censure
  • censuring
  • chastisement
  • condemning
  • contumely
  • criticism
  • criticizing
  • crying down
  • curse
  • curses
  • decrying
  • defamation
  • defaming
  • denigrating
  • denigration
  • denouncing
  • deprecating
  • deprecation
  • depreciating
  • depreciation
  • derision
  • derogating
  • derogation
  • detraction
  • diatribe
  • diminishing
  • disappointment
  • discommending
  • discounting
  • discrediting
  • disgracing
  • disliking
  • dismissing
  • disparagement
  • disparaging
  • dissing
  • dumping on
  • epithet
  • excoriation
  • execration
  • expletive
  • fulmination
  • harangue
  • hosing
  • ill-will
  • imprecation
  • insult
  • insults
  • invective
  • kicking around
  • kissing off
  • knifing
  • libel
  • malediction
  • maligning
  • minimizing
  • obloquy
  • opprobrium
  • playing down
  • polemic
  • poor-mouthing
  • profanity
  • pushing around
  • put down
  • put-down
  • putting down
  • quinine
  • railing
  • rebuke
  • reprehending
  • reprimand
  • reproach
  • reprobating
  • reproof
  • resentment
  • revilement
  • reviling
  • ripping
  • running down
  • scolding
  • scurrility
  • scurrilousness
  • signifying
  • slander
  • slandering
  • slur
  • slurring
  • smear
  • swearing
  • swearword
  • talking down
  • tirade
  • traducing
  • trash-talking
  • trashing
  • upbraiding
  • verbal abuse
  • vilification
  • vilifying
  • vilipending
  • vitriol
  • vituperation
  • writing off

call down

  • Bronx cheer
  • abase
  • abuse
  • adjudge
  • admonish
  • advise
  • afflict
  • affront
  • animadversion
  • asperse
  • aspersion
  • assail
  • attack
  • bad press
  • bad-mouth
  • baste
  • bawl out
  • belittle
  • berate
  • black list
  • blackball
  • blame
  • blast
  • blister
  • blow whistle on
  • boo
  • boycott
  • brickbat
  • brickbats
  • brush-off
  • call on the carpet
  • call to task
  • caluminate
  • carping
  • castigate
  • castigation
  • catcall
  • cavil
  • caviling
  • censure
  • chastise
  • check
  • chew
  • chew out
  • chide
  • cold shoulder
  • come down hard on
  • come down on
  • condemn
  • contempt
  • counsel
  • cow
  • critical remarks
  • criticism
  • criticize
  • crucify
  • curb
  • curse
  • cuss
  • cuss out
  • cut
  • damn
  • debase
  • decry
  • defame
  • denigrate
  • denounce
  • denunciate
  • denunciation
  • deprecate
  • deprecation
  • depreciate
  • dig
  • ding
  • dis
  • disapprobation
  • disapprove
  • discipline
  • discontent
  • discourtesy
  • discredit
  • disdain
  • disfavor
  • dislike
  • disparage
  • disparagement
  • displeasure
  • disregard
  • diss
  • dissatisfaction
  • doom
  • draw the line
  • dress down
  • dump on
  • eat out
  • enjoin
  • excoriate
  • exhort
  • exprobate
  • fault
  • faultfinding
  • find fault
  • find fault with
  • find guilty
  • flak
  • flay
  • forewarn
  • frame
  • fulminate against
  • give a black eye
  • give a going over
  • give a hard time
  • give comeuppance
  • give one hell
  • give the devil
  • give what for
  • glue
  • go-by
  • growl
  • hammer
  • hang something on
  • harangue
  • have on the carpet
  • hiss
  • hit
  • hoist
  • humble
  • inattention
  • indifference
  • jack up
  • jaw
  • jawbone
  • jinx
  • judge
  • jump all over
  • keelhaul
  • kick
  • knock
  • lambast
  • lambaste
  • lash
  • lay into
  • lay on
  • lecture
  • lesson
  • let have it
  • libel
  • malign
  • mistreat
  • mock
  • monish
  • mudsling
  • name
  • neglect
  • nit-picking
  • nix
  • notice
  • objection
  • objurgate
  • opprobrium
  • ostracism
  • pan
  • panning
  • pass sentence on
  • penalize
  • pin it on
  • point finger at
  • pronounce
  • proscribe
  • punish
  • put a whammy on
  • put away
  • put down
  • put-down
  • quibble
  • rag
  • rag on
  • rail at
  • rake
  • rake over the coals
  • rap
  • rap on knuckles
  • rate
  • ream
  • rebuff
  • rebuke
  • rejection
  • reprehend
  • repress
  • reprimand
  • reproach
  • reprobate
  • reproof
  • reprove
  • restrain
  • revile
  • ridicule
  • rip up
  • roast
  • run down
  • scoff
  • scold
  • scorch
  • score
  • scorn
  • scourge
  • send up
  • send up the river
  • sentence
  • sit on
  • skin
  • skin alive
  • slam
  • slander
  • slap
  • slap in the face
  • slap on the wrist
  • slap on wrist
  • slur
  • smear
  • snub
  • soften
  • speak ill of
  • speak to
  • static
  • stricture
  • subdue
  • swipe
  • take down
  • take down a peg
  • take to task
  • talk to
  • tame
  • tear down
  • tear into
  • tell a thing or two
  • tell off
  • thumbs down on
  • thumbs-down
  • tick off
  • tongue-lash
  • traduce
  • trim
  • try
  • upbraid
  • vitriol
  • vituperate
  • voodoo
  • warn
  • zapper
  • zing

jaw

jeremiad

  • abuse
  • admonishment
  • admonition
  • anger
  • assault
  • attack
  • belittlement
  • berating
  • broadside
  • castigation
  • censure
  • chewing out
  • condemnation
  • criticism
  • denunciation
  • deprecation
  • depreciation
  • diatribe
  • disparagement
  • dispute
  • dissing
  • excoriation
  • execration
  • fulmination
  • harangue
  • invective
  • lambasting
  • lashing
  • lecture
  • malediction
  • philippic
  • rant
  • ranting
  • rebuke
  • reprimand
  • reproach
  • reproof
  • revilement
  • screed
  • sermon
  • tirade
  • tongue-lashing
  • vituperation

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