What is another word for tirade?
Pronunciation: [ta͡ɪɹˈe͡ɪd] (IPA) 
Tirade refers to a long, aggressive, and critical speech, often directed at someone or something. Some synonyms for this word include a diatribe, harangue, invective, rant, or fulmination. A diatribe refers to a bitter and abusive speech or writing, whereas a harangue connotes an intense verbal attack, often delivered in public. Invective refers to abusive, insulting, or aggressive language, while a rant implies an emotional outburst, often expressing anger or frustration. The term fulmination denotes a vehement or explosive verbal attack, often condemning or denouncing a person or idea. Each of these synonyms carries a sense of intensity or aggression, making them useful in describing various types of verbal attacks or outbursts.
