polemic

Converse of object

• write: Around AD 522, he wrote a magnificent polemic about the ' collapse ' of the service.
• produce: As with any conflict, this period has produced considerable polemic.
• direct: The text, first published in Italy during 1985, clearly shows signs of its original purpose, a polemic directed against the PCI.
• find: Neither in Militant nor in Socialist Appeal will one find polemics, not even between each other.
• hard-hit: He has produced a brave, hard-hitting, readable polemic.
• become: Up to this point the introduction seems set fair to become a polemic, but Arnheim then changes tack.

Preposition: against

• Christianity: Thus the Islamic polemic against Christianity has centered on the doctrine of Trinity.
• war: Despite these associations Reconciliation neither satisfies as a polemic against war, nor as a declaration of peace.
• injustice: Boasting excellent performances from everyone involved, the film is an assured polemic against the many injustices brought on the innocent by bullyboy politics.

Adjective modifier

• passionate: A passionate revolutionary polemic from the unvanquishable spirit of Albion's finest.
• political: Leaving the political polemic aside, Dike & The Blazers are a truly awesome group.
• powerful: He also launched a powerful polemic against the growing movement for US intervention in Mexico.

Modifies a noun

interpretation: They both come from a polemic interpretation of scripture as literal truth.

Noun used with modifier

• anti-idol: These range from the creation account in Genesis to the anti-idol polemic of Isaiah.
• pagan: He does not descend to the lower level of pagan polemics.