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Term: diatribes

Definition: Diatribes refer to bitter and aggressive verbal attacks or criticisms, often delivered in a lengthy and vehement manner.

Examples:

1. Noun: The politician's speeches were filled with diatribes against his opponents, leaving no space for constructive debate.

2. Noun: The fiery columnist's latest article was a diatribe against government corruption, urging readers to take action.

3. Verb: Frustrated with the company's poor customer service, she diatribed against them on social media.

4. Verb: He diatribed at length about the incompetence of the team's coach, demanding immediate changes be made.

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