denunciation

Preposition: of

• practice: In effect, it is a coolly intellectual denunciation of passive reading practices, a clarion call to readers dulled by formula fiction.
• war: He also suggested that denunciation of war had not been the totality of the Bolshevik program.
• atrocity: Churchill led in the denunciation of the alleged horrible atrocities and brutalities of the Nazis, but his record is surely no better.
• imperialism: Denunciations of Western imperialism were then the order of the day.
• capitalism: The utopian communists ' denunciation of capitalism provided wonderful ammunition.
• evil: One writer says: ' He was all passion in his prayers and passionate in his denunciation of evil in the land.

Converse of object

• write: About 30 leading Chinese liberals, many of them very well-known public figures, wrote a vigorous denunciation of this statement.
• issue: The same day, 20 Chinese-American organizations issued a denunciation of his treatment.
• make: They made this denunciation in a meeting with Prime Minister Luisa Diogo, during her visit to that locality on 6 November.
• contain: His second homily contains a denunciation of usury which has become famous.
• hear: Politics is the only arena where we hear old-style biblical denunciations of any drug use.
• ring: Rosie Kane spoke well and Galloway made a ringing denunciation of the police for illegally banning the march.

Adjective modifier

• fierce: It drew forth fierce denunciations from members of the Forum Club, a Trotskyist political forum in Cape Town.
• passionate: Two years ago at Durban, HIV positive Judge Edwin Cameron's passionate denunciation of health inequality galvanized the world drug access movement.
• bitter: For here is a long and often bitter denunciation from someone of undoubted ability who yet knows what he is writing about.
• angry: The poems in Révolte are all characterized by their angry denunciation of God, the creator of human suffering.
• strong: Kim was moved before he had to make a decision but Charles took exception to my strong denunciation of his civil service team.

Noun used with modifier

• ritual: Ritual denunciation of all those ho do not tow the official line, by means of extreme and inflammatory rhetoric: eg.