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to lambast
01
to criticize severely, often with strong language
Transitive: to lambast sb/sth for an action or behavior | to lambast sb/sth
Examples
The film critic lambasted the movie for its poor script and lackluster performances.
The journalist lambasted the politician in the editorial for his controversial statements.
02
to assault or beat physically
Transitive: to lambast sb
Examples
Unable to control his temper, he would frequently lambast his colleagues during arguments.
When provoked, he would often lambast his opponents, resorting to physical aggression to assert dominance.
