Third person singular present tense of decry; strongly criticizes or publicly denounces.
From decry (from Old French décrier). In present tense, the regular English verb pattern adds -s or -es to match the third-person singular subject.
When a prominent person decries injustice, their statement can spark movements—the power of decrying is that it combines moral judgment with public visibility.
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