Diatribe

/ˈdaɪəˌtraɪb/ noun

A forceful and bitter verbal attack against someone or something; a lengthy and harsh criticism delivered with strong emotion and hostility.

From Greek 'diatribe,' meaning 'a wearing away' or 'a discourse' (dia- 'through' + tribein 'to rub' or 'to wear away'). Originally referred to philosophical discourse, but evolved to mean speech that 'wears away' at its target through sustained attack.

AMሞኅበይ መንገዝ
ARسباب مطول
BNপ্রতিকূল সমালোচনা
CAdiatriba
CSdiatribe
DAdiatribe
DESchmährrede
ELδιατριβή
ESdiatriba
FAسخت انتقاد
FIdiatribe
FRdiatribe
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