decry [dɪˈkraɪ] VB trans form
- decry
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| you | decry |
| he/she/it | decries |
| we | decry |
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| I | have | decried |
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She decried the practice of purchasing greeting cards, which she saw as a sign of being too lazy to write a personal letter.
en.wikipedia.org Collier devotes nearly 300 pages to decry what he perceived as profanity and moral degeneration in the stage productions of the era.
en.wikipedia.org They decried the present dynasty that kept them under military rather than civil authority.
en.wikipedia.org Though the event was decried as an attempt to garner the nerd vote.
en.wikipedia.org Authenticity can also drive fans to decry the mainstream in the form of hostile critics and censors.
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