declaim

/dɪˈkleɪm/verb

To speak out loudly and forcefully against something.

Example sentence

“Protesters gathered outside city hall to declaim against the new tax.”

Also, and originally, to recite dramatically, as an actor declaims a speech. 'Declamatory' writing sounds like it wants a podium.

Related words

decorumPolite, proper behavior that suits the occasion.decisiveSettling a question or dispute completely, so that no doubt or argument remains.decryTo speak against something publicly because you consider it damaging.deceiveTo make someone believe something that is not true, usually on purpose.dedicateTo set something apart for a god or for a sacred purpose.debtAn amount of money that a person or organization must pay back to someone else, usually after borrowing.