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  • noun Plural form of denunciation.

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Examples

  • They end up passing something that is too insignificant to actually deal with the problem at hand but that nevertheless prompts hysterical denunciations from the right.

    Norman Solomon: Progressive Canaries in a Political Mine Norman Solomon 2010

  • They end up passing something that is too insignificant to actually deal with the problem at hand but that nevertheless prompts hysterical denunciations from the right.

    Norman Solomon: Progressive Canaries in a Political Mine Norman Solomon 2010

  • They end up passing something that is too insignificant to actually deal with the problem at hand but that nevertheless prompts hysterical denunciations from the right.

    Norman Solomon: Progressive Canaries in a Political Mine Norman Solomon 2010

  • They end up passing something that is too insignificant to actually deal with the problem at hand but that nevertheless prompts hysterical denunciations from the right.

    Amy B. Dean: The Roots of the Enthusiasm Gap Go Back to 1992 Amy B. Dean 2010

  • They end up passing something that is too insignificant to actually deal with the problem at hand but that nevertheless prompts hysterical denunciations from the right.

    Amy B. Dean: The Roots of the Enthusiasm Gap Go Back to 1992 Amy B. Dean 2010

  • They end up passing something that is too insignificant to actually deal with the problem at hand but that nevertheless prompts hysterical denunciations from the right.

    Norman Solomon: Progressive Canaries in a Political Mine Norman Solomon 2010

  • But no denunciations from the left or a quick exit from office, like GOPers caught doing the same.

    Waldo Jaquith - Beck asks Congressman to prove he’s not allied with al-Qaeda. 2006

  • * The work was consequently assailed with fierce denunciations from the orthodox pulpits; a comedy was acted by the students of the College of Navarre, in which the queen was represented as a Fury of Hell, and the Sorbonne decreed at least, if it did not promulgate, a censure upon her heretical production.

    The Heptameron of Margaret, Queen of Navarre 1855

  • Since almost everyone tried by the Spanish Inquisition had been denounced by someone almost always anonymously, Mr. Kamen reasons that "the denunciations are the principal problem, not the Inquisition" and that therefore the proper subject for historical investigation is "the people—lots of them—who are denouncing conversos to the Inquisition."

    Inquiring Minds Wanted to Know—or Else Geoffrey Parker 2012

  • Lost in the denunciations were the powerful benefits of the bonus system, which helped make the U.S. the global leader in financial services for decades.

    Greed Is Good Roy C. Smith 2009

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