Examples of 'lambasted' in a sentence
Meaning of "lambasted"
To lambast means to criticize or reprimand someone harshly or severely
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- simple past tense and past participle of lambast
- simple past tense and past participle of lambaste
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lambasted
I will get lambasted by some for saying so.
Mama had to drag me to the woodshed and lambasted me.
Immigration advocates lambasted his description as misleading.
It is amazing to see this particular quote lambasted so often.
She was also lambasted in the media.
Only foreigners can be lambasted.
I have been lambasted for being too open.
Gaetz was rightfully lambasted.
He was also being lambasted for allegations of corruption.
Lambasted by the family t.
Pensioners also lambasted the measures.
Critics lambasted the disclosure of the video as character assassination.
The plan had been publicly lambasted by institutional investors.
He has lambasted pharmaceutical firms for their high prices.
For decades official propaganda had lambasted capitalism as akin to cannibalism.
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It lambasted the press.
Both his performance and the entire production were lambasted by critics.
The critics lambasted this image.
He lambasted the bilateral memorandum of understanding on joint investigation of the terrorist act.
Bryson DeChambeau was lambasted for his slow pace of play.
He lambasted the idea that fibromyalgia or chronic fatigue syndrome are difficult diagnoses to make.
Liberace was lambasted by critics.
He gave Helga a slap on her face and lambasted her.
Bush was lambasted by the media.
I had a chat with Gill who lambasted me.
His editorials lambasted big government and big business.
I seem to remember a Labor leader who was lambasted for.
It was also lambasted for being made in service of monetary interests alone.
Many privately expected the Republican to get lambasted at the polls.
Chris was lambasted for chewing tobacco in his clown costume.
Lord Justice Gaghan threw the case out and lambasted those in charge of the investigation.
Who has lambasted the league for its approach to head injuries.
These films have been praised and lambasted in equal measure over the years.
State media lambasted the breach while senior government officials vowed stern action.
Gaid Salah has publicly lambasted the protest movement.
Tyler was lambasted by Whig newspapers and received hundreds of letters threatening his assassination.
His directives have been constantly lambasted for not being translated into real action.
Yes lambasted Condon for extreme bias and ignoring or misrepresenting critical evidence.
Would be lambasted here.
Trump lambasted Clinton over the summer for not holding press conferences.
A number of ministers have recently lambasted some of the regions for their excesses.
Then he lambasted the undemocratic nature of the UN and how that has to change.
The same Legrandin who had recently lambasted me for frequenting aristocratic salons.
Malema had lambasted the party for maintaining offices in the affluent Johannesburg suburb of Sandton.
I personally suspected that it would get lambasted when I first heard it.
Cosatu itself has lambasted the proposal and regards it as an attack on collective bargaining.
If the shrub admits he screwed up, then he will be lambasted for it.
Various YouTube contributors lambasted the company for taking too long to respond.
He lambasted the game 's humor and said the gameplay is repetitive.
The president often has openly lambasted the twin ideologies on the world stage.
