rail against



rail against someone or something

to complain vehemently about someone or something. Why are you railing against me? What did I do? Leonard is railing against the tax increase again.
See also: rail

rail against

v.
To protest something vehemently, especially using strong language: The students railed against the change to a longer school year.
See also: rail

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Root[ru:t]
Rubin['ru:bin]
KaarinaKAH:-ree-nahFinnish
Clarissaklə-RIS-ə (English)English, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish
Nigellus-English (Archaic)
Baldr-Norse Mythology