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tongue-lash
verb as in berate
verb as in bring to book
Weak matches
verb as in castigate
Strongest matches
Strong matches
verb as in chasten
Strongest match
Strong matches
verb as in chew out
verb as in dress down
verb as in inveigh
verb as in jaw
verb as in lash
verb as in rail
verb as in rail against
verb as in revile
verb as in row
Example Sentences
Nor is it meant as insurance against the possibility of a free-range Patti LuPone showing up to tongue-lash you for texting or taking pictures during the performance.
If you got too close, she might tongue-lash you a little bit.
Mr. Trump has been known to freeze out or tongue-lash critics for far less.
Brian Beutler added, “That’s actually the optimistic view. Because it’s equally possible Christie knows Putin wouldn’t be rattled by a humiliating, Jersey-style tongue-lash – and believes that only actual force, rather than just forceful words, would give Putin pause. Which brings us back to the merits, such as they are, of not doing ‘stupid s**t.’”
The fact that they couldn’t reverse the deal only exacerbated their anger, and led them to tongue-lash Hagel.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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