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denunciative如何读
denunciative是什么意思
- adj.非难的；攻击的
denunciative英英释义
noun
an act of denouncing the denunciation of one's enemies their denunciation of him as a spyespecially: a public condemnation drew strong denunciations from world leaders
the denunciation of violence
denunciative词源英文解释
see denounce
The first known use of denunciation was in 1548
denunciative儿童词典英英释义
depreciateverb
to lower the price or value of
depreciate the currency
to represent as of little value : disparage
to fall in value
new cars depreciate rapidly
deposeverb
to remove from a high office
deposed the king
to testify under oath or by a sworn written statement
depictverb
to represent by a picture
to describe in words
dependencenoun
the quality or state of being dependentespecially: the quality or state of being influenced by or subject to another
reliance sense 2, trust
something on which one relies
a drug addiction
departmentnoun
a distinct area of interest or activity
taking care of the cat is not my department
a major administrative division of a government or business
a major territorial administrative division
a division of a college or school giving instruction in a particular subject
a section of a department store
denunciationnoun
the act of denouncingespecially: a public charge of wrongdoing
denunciative 例句
1 Back in March Drezner, who teaches international law at Tufts University, was among the signatories on an denunciative “Open Letter on Donald Trump From GOP National Security Leaders.”
2 It knew the personal fascination and the denunciative writings of Ferdinand la Salle.
3 And thereat John Gordon delivered himself of a vigorous flood of English, terse, intensive, denunciative, and composed solely of expletives and adjectives.
4 The attack drew strong denunciations from leaders around the world.
5 the official denunciation of the congresswoman's actions before the full house
6 For about an hour, Ackman was criticized for his public denunciation of DEI and for expressing views that participants said were detrimental to the progress of women and people of color in America.
7 Such statements led to denunciations from more moderate Civil Rights forces just as comparisons of Israelis to genocidal regimes are making more moderate liberals queasy today.
denunciative 同义词
1 指责
accusative accusing denunciatory judgment criticism static lump accusation indictment flak damning imputation accusal accuse criticize charge tax judge fault damn condemn denounce rebuke impeach impugn drub reprehend inculpate attaint delate shend implead point a finger at get on at
2 非难
accusative denunciatory reprehensive dyslogistic askance dirdum exprobration assault reflection roast accusation indictment disapproval censure stricture imputation twit bashing derogation disapprobation animadversion reprehension accusal animadvert criticize back-cap rebuke disapprove decry defame impugn excoriate inculpate criminate implead waltz into givethe business
4 恐吓
blustering denunciatory intimidatory blusterous strike threat menace bravado bluster threaten huff bulldoze hector fley toss terrorize abet daunt terrorise affray gast bullyrag gally
5 举发
7 指责的
8 谴责
reproachful condemnatory reproving reprehensive objurgatory comminatory dyslogistic reprovingly reproachingly dyslogy decrial accusation condemnation rebuke reprimand twit chastisement reproof upbraiding dispraise animadversion reprehension objurgation reflect animadvert blame trim accuse condemn denounce smite reproach decry censure chastise deplore reprove reprobate reprehend objurgate rap on the knuckles lower the boom on