lambast

IPA: ɫæmbˈæst

Examples of "lambast" in Sentences

The group is lambasting a girl.
Go and needlessly lambaste others.
It's not the right place to lambaste enemy.
The commitee has even lambasted the regime.
The general ordered soldier to lambaste the enemy.
The sound was similarly lambasted for being cheap and lackluster.
I think it's an outstanding idea to lambaste them in the morning.
George Steinbrenner was lambasted in the eighties for meddling too much.
However the gameplay is widely lambasted as clumsy, archaic, and unrewarding.
But many delegations and summit organizers are lambasting the document as weak.
Then you go on to, "lambast," him for writing what you said is basically unintelligible.
I sense a lot of jealousy in reading these comments, particularly when people lambast Mr. Healy for keeping his record fish.
He also said that he "just about gags," when he hears Republicans on Capitol Hill "lambast" Democrats and President Obama as "big spenders and socialists."
I suppose one reason that there is such vehement denial of the “global warming” scene is that it — if “it” exists — is being used by liberal anti-business envirogeeks to lambast the U.S. economic structure, threatening to turn us into a Third World paradise.