Pronunciation: /dɪˌnʌnsiˈeɪʃən/
noun the action of informing against someone
A1 The denunciation of the crime was reported to the police.
A2 The denunciation of corruption in the government led to an investigation.
B1 The denunciation of human rights abuses sparked international outrage.
B2 Her denunciation of the company's unethical practices caused a public relations crisis.
C1 The denunciation of the dictator's regime was met with violent suppression.
C2 His denunciation of the political system was seen as a bold act of defiance.
formal The denunciation of the corrupt government officials was met with widespread support from the public.
informal Her denunciation of his behavior at the party caused quite a stir among their friends.
slang I overheard the denunciation of the new teacher by some students in the hallway.
figurative The artist's denunciation of traditional painting techniques sparked a revolution in the art world.
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