inveigh

Like any person with more years lived than left, my mother is too wise to inveigh against the inevitabilities of time.

Against these he could inveigh with surety, at least, of an appreciative audience.

And still more vehemently did he inveigh against Moreo in his direct appeals to Philip.

Now my point is this—the wretch whom I have described never ceased to inveigh against the wrongs of society.