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• v  complain bitterly
• v  speak against in an impassioned manner

• Joseph rarely gave an interview but when he did it was to inveigh against immorality, decadence and hedonism.
• As soon as he was given the floor, Damien seized the opportunity to inveigh against his party bosses, the administrators and the organizers of the event.
• Had I got a chance, I would have gone ahead to inveigh against the malpractices in the elections and to show what a farce the elections had been.

• rail
• declaim

News & Articles

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• George Clooney Rebuts Loeb’s Critique of Sony
  The actor and producer took time during an interview with Deadline Hollywood -- ostensibly to discuss his coming movie, "The Monuments Men" -- to inveigh against the hedge fund manager and his campaign against Sony.
  Aug. 2, 2013 - New York Times

Quotes

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• Barney Pityana in Independent Online
  Pityana said: "In truth, crime and corruption devalue whatever values we stood for during the liberation struggle. Crime and corruption inveigh against our common humanity and dignity. We are a society devoid of any regard for human life and cynical...
• Samuel Johnson in Wall Street Journal
  I have often been obliged to sacrifice uniformity to custom,Johnson reported in his preface. "Thus I write, in compliance with a numberless majority, 'convey' and 'inveigh,' 'deceit' and 'receipt,' 'fancy' and 'phantom.'"