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tirade

/ˈtaɪreɪd/ noun · British & US
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noun

A long, angry, or bitter speech or piece of writing, typically one that is intended to persuade or convince others. A tirade is often characterized by its emotional intensity and persuasive language.

Example

"The politician's tirade against the government's policies was met with applause from the crowd."

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