(denouncer)
41Josiah Quincy — n. (1772 1864) United States statesman and orator, denouncer of slavery …
42Quincy — n. family name; male first name; Josiah Quincy (1772 1864), American statesman and orator, denouncer of slavery …
43reproacher — n. accuser, one who places blame; admonisher, one who rebukes; one who censures, denouncer …
44reproachers — n. accuser, one who places blame; admonisher, one who rebukes; one who censures, denouncer …
45denounce — verb publicly declare to be wrong or evil. Derivatives denouncement noun denouncer noun Origin ME: from OFr. denoncier, from L. denuntiare, based on nuntius messenger …
46criticize — criticize, reprehend, blame, censure, reprobate, condemn, denounce are comparable when they mean to find fault with someone or something openly, often publicly, and with varying degrees of severity. Criticize in its basic sense does not carry… …
47accuser — n incriminator, criminator, recriminator, impeacher, charger, denouncer, Chiefly Scot. delator; informer, stool pigeon, Sl. fink, Sl. rat; blamer, assail er, attacker, reviler; adversary, opponent, opposer; AllLaw. plaintiff, prosecutor,… …
48censor — n 1. examiner, reader, inspector, reviewer; expurgator, bowdlerizer, abridger, amender; Mrs. Grundy. 2. faultfinder, critic, criticaster, Inf. knocker; carper, complainer, caviler; castigator, chastiser, censurer, reprimander, chider, scold,… …
49detractor — n 1. belittler, disparager, deprecator, derogator, depredator; lampooner, satirist, muckrak er, hack; defamer, vilifier, vilipender, denigrator, scandalizer, impugner, asperser, backbiter, maligner, evil speaker, carper, caviler, Inf. knocker;… …
50iconoclast — n 1. attacker, assailant, image breaker or destroyer, burster of bubbles; denouncer, decrier, condemner, censurer, asperser, maligner, abuser; criti cizer, critic, carper, faultfinder, Inf. knocker; opponent, antagonist, challenger, adversary,… …
