denouncing
Saydi-NOWNS-ing/diˈnaʊnsɪŋ/
- 1Present participle of denounce. Use this form for an action happening right now.
Reporters spent the whole week denouncing the corrupt mayor.
She kept denouncing the plan at every town meeting.
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- 2An open, public act of blaming or accusing someone of doing wrong.
Like pointing at someone in front of everyone and saying out loud that they did something bad.
Her loud denouncing of the cheater shocked the whole class.
The public denouncing of the plan came as no surprise to anyone.
Similardenunciation, condemnation, censure, accusation
Oppositepraise, endorsement
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denouncing is a form of denounce
denounce, verb: To publicly say that someone or something is wrong or very bad. Full entry
- Spelling
- denounce → denouncing: drop the e, add -ing
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