tirade in Greek
tirade in Greek is υβρεολόγιο — tirade means a long, angry outburst of criticism or complaint.
tirade in Greek
υβρεολόγιο
Pronounced: yvreologio
A long, angry or violent speech.
What does "tirade" mean?
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noun A long, angry outburst of criticism or complaint.
"a lengthy tirade against one's rivals"
- noun A passage of poetry that deals with a single subject.
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tirade in a sentence
- a lengthy tirade against one's rivals
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What is "tirade" in Greek?
"tirade" in Greek is υβρεολόγιο. tirade means: A long, angry outburst of criticism or complaint.
How do you pronounce υβρεολόγιο?
"tirade" in Greek is υβρεολόγιο, pronounced "yvreologio".
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