tirade
/ˈtɪreɪd/ or /ˈtaɪreɪd/Definitions
1. noun
a long, angry, or ranting speech or piece of writing
“The comedian’s stand-up routine was a tirade against the government’s latest policies.”
2. noun
a series of criticisms or complaints
“The news article was a tirade against the company’s environmental practices.”
3. verb
to speak or write in a long, angry, or ranting manner
“The activist was accused of tirading against the government’s new laws.”