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Denunciation (from
Latin denuntiare, "to
denounce") is the act of
publicly ****igning to a
person the
blame for a
perceived wrongdoing, with the hope of...
- many
publicly supporting them, many
remaining silent, and a few
publicly denouncing them.
Trump falsely claimed to have won the election, and made many claims...
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Gospel of Luke only,
Jesus follows the
beatitudes with a set of woes,
denouncing the
opposite to the
blessings as the
source of
condemnation and punishment...
- Crawford's
other twin daughters,
household staff, and
family friends denouncing it as
sensationalized fiction. It was
turned into a 1981 film of the same...
- by his teachings.
Accused of
blasphemy at his trial, he made a
speech denouncing the
Jewish authorities who were
sitting in
judgment on him and was then...
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notable for
opposing the
Augusto Pinochet dictatorship (1973–1990) and
denouncing its
human rights violations at a time when
reports of said wrongdoings...
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figures of the Dada
movement in the
United States and in
France before denouncing it in 1921. He was
later briefly ****ociated with Surrealism, but would...
- (miri-piri)
authority for
interpreting Sikh teachings,
issued an
edict denouncing same-**** marriages, and
urging the
worldwide Sikh
community not to allow...
- Rome. The term
itself is
derived from Demosthenes's
speeches in 351 BC
denouncing the
imperialist ambitions of
Philip of Macedon,
which later came to be...
- "Public enemy" is a term to
denounce a
notorious criminal whose activities are seen as
extremely damaging to society. A
notable declared Public Enemy was...
