harang
/ˈhærɑŋ/Definitions
1. noun
A long, pompous, or self-important speech, often given by a politician or orator.
“The politician’s lengthy harangue on tax reform left the audience unimpressed.”
2. verb
To speak or deliver a harangue, often in a pompous or self-important manner.
“The new congressman was accused of haranguing his opponents during the debate.”