Indignant
Indignant adjective - Feeling or showing anger.
Speech and indignant are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Speech" instead an adjective "Indignant".
Nearby Words: indignation, indignantly
Speech
Speech noun - A usually formal discourse delivered to an audience.
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Synonyms for Speech
Indignant and speech are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Indignant" instead an adjective "Speech".
Nearby Word: speechless
Both words in one sentence
- In Anyone Can Whistle, Schub's use of the word "loonies" is the trigger for an indignant and lengthy speech by Fay Apple.
Source: Rant-Inducing Slight -
After the tribe becomes conflated with the Nazis by other werewolves (due to such factors as a power center in Germany, a tribal symbol that looks rather like a swastika, and some actual collaborators), an indignant Get gives a speech including the line "You name us as eaters of babes."
Source: Eats Babies - Later a friend with a motor boat offers to take them on a tow, and, naturally, before long he breaks into another indignant speech about those clumsy assholes on their stupid rowboats, who cannot see where they are going and get in the way of respectable people and how he'd like to murder them all.
Source: Literature / Three Men in a Boat
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