Verb:

ಖಂಡಿಸಿ, ಟೀಕಿಸಲು, ದೂಷಿಸಲು,

decried's Usage Examples:

various Levantine deities, often with application towards Hadad, who was decried as a false god.

was either trashed with indignant one star reviews that decried it as overproduced, or defended passionately by fans that lavished four or five stars on.

Protestors alleged the 2018 bill institutionalises violence and decried what they saw as neglect of the recommendations.

Seattle Times columnist Terry Tang decried Sanders" campaign as "boorishly partisan" and wrote that the departure of "an excellent judge like Rosselle.

decried mockery as a sin: But as derision or mockery are never without scoffing, therefore it is a very great sin; so that divines are right in saying.

In Islam, the munafiqun ("hypocrites", Arabic: منافقون‎, singular منافق munāfiq) or false Muslim were a group decried in the Quran as outward Muslims who.

He decried the efforts of those who sought to investigate the structure of the body, or to watch the phenomena of disease, and he is said to have directed his attacks particularly against the writings of Hippocrates.

Oddly, the album ends with two gospel songs with remarkably similar names, which some critics decried as an overly precious attempt at enforced quirkiness.

open letter signed by over 400 French directors and actors decried the "opaqueness" of the Board"s structure and the lack of democratic governance; members.

NET's film, Three Faces of Cuba was decried as a pro-communist and anti-American work of art that willfully misled the public to the realities of the Cuban experience.

While successful in terms of audience, the miniseries was decried as a banalization of the Francoist regime and the figure of Serrano Suñer in particular.

Huppenthal stated that these are critically important programs, and decried the budget cuts to them as being simply horrendous.

he defended as necessary to improve education on the island, but others decried as racist; Barnett reinstated Betham one week after dismissing her.

Synonyms:

denounce, condemn, excoriate, reprobate, objurgate,

Antonyms:

acquit, applaud, approbate, accept, incorrupt,