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Meaning of lambasts
The primary meaning of the word "lambasts" is to criticize or condemn strongly and severely.
Etymology of lambasts
The word "lambasts" has its roots in the 16th century, derived from the Middle English word "lambasten," which is likely an alteration of the word "lambast," possibly related to the Old French word "lamposter," meaning to beat or thrash
Historically, the word was used to describe physical punishment or beating, but over time, its meaning has evolved to include verbal criticism or condemnation
Synonyms
criticizes
condemns
denounces
castigates
scolds
chastises
reproaches
rebukes
reprimands
admonishes
censures
upbraids
berates
excoriates
chastens
lectures
reviles
vilifies
abuses
attacks
blasts
skewers
pillories
flays
rips
tears
shreds
demolishes
annihilates
pulverizes
trounces
thrashes
lambastes
scathes
flails
lacerates
eviscerates
pulverizes
Definitions
- To criticize or condemn strongly and severely, typically in a formal or public context
- * To express strong disapproval or condemnation of someone or something
Usage Examples
- The politician lambasted the opposition party for their handling of the economy
- * The food critic lambasted the restaurant for its poor service and subpar cuisine
- * The environmental activist lambasted the corporation for its role in polluting the air and water