0 present participle of lambaste
I have spent much of my career lambasting linguistic prejudice, so this idea is especially repugnant.
Nonetheless, critics unsurprisingly feel there is more to what they do than lambasting poor actors.
The former, dominant, logic focused on transforming the values of domestic society, and in particular it promoted democracy while lambasting aristocratic militarism and excessively greedy capitalist accumulation.
We heard a lambasting of the state schools.
They have spent the past 10 years lambasting its management; now they oppose the most effective way of lifting it into the 20th century.
We have had report after report lambasting the garage industry.
On the other hand, he is lambasting people who are in work for being paid too much.
He was famed for his penitential sermons, lambasting what he viewed as widespread immorality and attachment to material riches.
