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Another word for denounce

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denounce

v.

condemn, charge, blame, accuse, decry, censure, criticize, indict, arraign, vituperate, implicate, incriminate, upbraid, impugn, vilify, prosecute, revile, stigmatize, ostracize, reproach, castigate, rail at, brand, boycott, rebuke, dress down, take to task, damn, impeach, scold, reprimand, reprehend, reprove, inveigh against, publicly accuse, condemn openly, charge with, blacklist, expose, inform against, derogate, call to account, knock*, pitch into*, rip into*, give away*, blackball*, show up*, smear*, hang something on*; see also accuse, censure.

Antonyms praise*, laud, commend. See syn. study at censure.censure.

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Another word for denounce

verb

To feel or express strong disapproval of:
censure, condemn, deplore, reprehend, reprobate. See praise
To make an accusation against:
accuse, arraign, charge, incriminate, indict, tax. See attack, law, praise

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It was tempting to denounce him in front of everyone, but that would be childish.
He does not dogmatically denounce the rights of reason, but he practically exercises them.
He saw that it would be idle to expose and denounce the evils of slavery, while responsibility for the system was placed upon former generations, and the duty of abolishing it transferred to an indefinite future.
But because he uses the language of the Greek mysteries, Philo never imitated the thing itself; and he is ever ready to denounce it in the bitterest terms. Clement and Origen really meant no more than he.
It is sometimes objected that the Christian church did not denounce slavery as a social crime and insist on its abolition.

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