0 an angry speech or piece of writing that severely criticizes something or someone: --
This afternoon we have had the usual diatribe of meaningless jargon.
Despite that, we are treated to these diatribes which conclude that whether it be manpower, finance or anything else, it will all happen straight away.
He has completely missed the point and his diatribe made him sound very callous.
He has been moderate and helpful, although occasionally he has dived into ritualistic, partisan diatribes, which did not seem quite right coming from him.
Did he agree with their diatribes against the multinationals?
Anthony ended his diatribe by threatening to blow up the house with his wife and children in it, but was restrained by others from inflicting any injuries.
Clark describes his own book as "a long-winded diatribe on the ultimate identity of narcissism and nihilism" (475).
His essay is characteristically more playful than the grim diatribe against "genre" it is usually taken to be.
