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How would you use harange in a sentence?

"The general harangued his troops, urging them to fight with courage and determination."

Here's why this works:

* Harangue means to deliver a long, aggressive, and often angry speech.

* The context of a general addressing his troops implies a forceful and passionate speech.

You could also use it in a more informal context, like:

"My mother harangued me about cleaning my room for an hour, but I just tuned her out."

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