Advanced as in jeremiad A lengthy piece of writing or speech, typically expressing strong opinions or complaints, often in a tedious or repetitive manner, as in a list. Clear All
7 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Screed'
The professor delivered a lengthy screed on the shortcomings of modern education.
The environmental activist wrote a screed about the urgent need for sustainable practices.
The novel's final chapter felt like a screed against the injustices faced by the protagonist.
The politician's speech turned into a tedious screed about the need for policy reform.
The art critic published a screed critiquing the repetitive nature of contemporary abstract paintings.
The chef wrote a lengthy screed listing his complaints about the current state of the culinary industry.
The novelist included a screed in the book, expressing her strong opinions on societal issues.
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