excoriating
Meaning
of Eccoriate
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
A view that thinks Manheru is about excoriating the opposition only amounts to a diversion, some form of escapism.
In a sign of the times, investor George Soros devoted the bulk of his hour-long speech this year at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, to excoriating Facebook and Google.
In 2003 I wrote three columns (one in this newspaper) attacking, not to say excoriating, a report written, or at least signed, by Republican congressmen John Boehner (then a mere foot-soldier) and Howard McKeon, titled “The College Cost Crisis.”
In contrast, his truly excoriating depiction of the weaknesses and vices of the privileged classes, particularly officialdom, often displeased authority, which had…
The bill signing came on the heels of a strongly worded statement from Mark-Viverito excoriating the U.S. Congress and President Obama for a failure to act on immigration reform and urging the president to use his powers accordingly.
I have seen all of you excoriating Cook when you felt he was putting principle about profit.