1. speaking or writing about something with great hostility; attacking verbally
Usage: present participle of inveigh; formal

Examples

• The senator spent the entire speech inveighing against the proposed tax increases.
• She was inveighing against the unfair treatment of workers in the factory.
• The editorial was inveighing against corruption in local government.
• He couldn’t stop inveighing against what he saw as society’s moral decline.
• The protesters were inveighing against the company’s environmental policies.
• The critic was inveighing against the poor quality of modern television shows.