Can You Harangue Someone?
Harangue | Intermediate English to Speak to Someone or a Group of People, Often for a Long Time, in a Forceful and Sometimes Angry Way, Esp. to Persuade Them...
Is Harranging a word?
verb (used with object), ha·rangued, ha·rangu·ing. ... verb (used without object), ha·rangued, ha·rangu·ing. to deliver a harangue.
Where does the word harangue come from?
The word harangue developed its modern spelling around 1530, when the word was recorded as harangue in French. The word, meaning a strong, nasty rant, appears to have evolved from the Old Italian word aringa, probably from the word for a public square or place for public speaking.
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