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- Dictionarydenounce/dɪˈnaʊns/
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- 1. publicly declare to be wrong or evil: "the Assembly denounced the use of violence" Similar Opposite
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2 days ago · Back in 2013, the well-known antisemitism scholar Robert Wistrich was trying to adopt a balanced view. On the one hand, he conceded that all over Europe, public opinion towards Israel was “very, very hostile, and it automatically affects Jews. The only Jews it does not affect are those who very loudly and ostentatiously denounce Israel.
2 days ago · Another consequence of disseminating theory through anthologies is that the theories are more likely to be simplified and rendered fragmentary. This may contribute to a common tendency in literary criticism to draw on theoretical vocabulary without a clear comprehension of the ideas behind the vocabulary. This is not to denounce theory anthologies.
4 days ago · The discrepancy between the two led Nigel Farage - newly elected as an MP on his eighth try - to denounce the first past the post system in his victory speech. Seats won: 4 Number of overall votes ...
1 day ago · The investigative beat has never been an easy one in Latin America. From reporting under authoritarian regimes to confronting significant security risks in a region that faces the added challenge of impunity, and from the difficulties of reporting amidst persistent financial struggles to handling the backlash that comes with exposing acts of corruption — the circumstances facing reporters ...
5 days ago · (John Trumbull/Wikimedia Commons) The complaints weren’t actually about the king. Britain’s king is the subject of 33 verbs in a declaration that never once says “Parliament.” But nine of Congress’...
1 day ago · A careful, incremental approach is vital to the three-phase withdrawal of the longstanding United Nations peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, speakers told the Security Council today, stressing the need to avoid a domestic security vacuum and the regional spillover of conflict between the Government forces and other armed groups.
5 days ago · Logic is traditionally defined as the study of the laws of thought or correct reasoning, and is usually understood in terms of inferences or arguments. Reasoning is the activity of drawing inferences.
