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  • verb Present participle of lambaste.

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Examples

  • In addition to revealing a breathtaking dishonesty in lambasting a legislator for failing to join an effort which she, in point of fact, led, this ad brazenly threatens the bipartisan consensus on Israel by signaling to Democrats that the right wing may attack them as insufficiently supportive of Israel no matter what letters they sign or votes they take.

    Hadar Susskind: Whither the Bipartisan Consensus on Israel? Hadar Susskind 2010

  • In addition to revealing a breathtaking dishonesty in lambasting a legislator for failing to join an effort which she, in point of fact, led, this ad brazenly threatens the bipartisan consensus on Israel by signaling to Democrats that the right wing may attack them as insufficiently supportive of Israel no matter what letters they sign or votes they take.

    Hadar Susskind: Whither the Bipartisan Consensus on Israel? Hadar Susskind 2010

  • All he'd have to do is play that tape of Baldwin lambasting his daughter, and it would be over.

    Senator to actor: 'Make my day' 2009

  • I dearly wish the Dems would begin lambasting Republican obstructionism, and when they have a moment where they're tired of saying that, they'd use that moment to lambaste the media for having a conservative bias.

    Poor, poor pitiful him 2010

  • In addition to revealing a breathtaking dishonesty in lambasting a legislator for failing to join an effort which she, in point of fact, led, this ad brazenly threatens the bipartisan consensus on Israel by signaling to Democrats that the right wing may attack them as insufficiently supportive of Israel no matter what letters they sign or votes they take.

    Hadar Susskind: Whither the Bipartisan Consensus on Israel? Hadar Susskind 2010

  • In addition to revealing a breathtaking dishonesty in lambasting a legislator for failing to join an effort which she, in point of fact, led, this ad brazenly threatens the bipartisan consensus on Israel by signaling to Democrats that the right wing may attack them as insufficiently supportive of Israel no matter what letters they sign or votes they take.

    Hadar Susskind: Whither the Bipartisan Consensus on Israel? Hadar Susskind 2010

  • In addition to revealing a breathtaking dishonesty in lambasting a legislator for failing to join an effort which she, in point of fact, led, this ad brazenly threatens the bipartisan consensus on Israel by signaling to Democrats that the right wing may attack them as insufficiently supportive of Israel no matter what letters they sign or votes they take.

    Hadar Susskind: Whither the Bipartisan Consensus on Israel? Hadar Susskind 2010

  • I see no reason to insult people who it seems seek to help make things better nor do I see the logic in lambasting something that was not forced upon you.

    The Jaunty Jackalope Hops Aboard Ubuntu’s Ark - Bits Blog - NYTimes.com 2008

  • I thought that a new translation of the Book of Psalms was a strange choice for Wood's first review, since he really has made his name lambasting novelists and I am unsure of his background in poetics – at least no essay comes to mind.

    TUESDAY MARGINALIA TEV 2007

  • He also received a lambasting from the Polish Minister of Sport, who accused him of being a liar, though, Webb showed he possesses a wry sense of humour when told he had had a 25,000 pound bounty put on his head.

    Soccerway.com 2010

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