filippic
/ˈfɪlɪpɪk/Definitions
1. noun
A lengthy oration or speech, typically one of abuse or denunciation.
“The senator’s scathing filippic against the corrupt politician was a highlight of the parliamentary session.”
2. noun
A style of oratory characterized by vehement denunciation.
“The ancient Greek orators were masters of the filippic, using their rhetorical skills to shame their opponents.”
3. verb
To deliver a scathing oration or speech, typically one of abuse or denunciation.
“The politician filippicked his opponent during the heated debate, leaving the audience in stunned silence.”