polemic
/pəˈlɛmɪk/
adjective
- Relating to or involving a strong argument or controversy.
- The article took a polemic stance on the new education policy.
- The film's polemic tone made it popular among activists.
- Her speech was highly polemic, drawing sharp reactions from both sides.
noun
- A strong written or spoken attack on someone or something, especially a public argument about a controversial issue.
- The author's latest book is a fierce polemic against corporate greed.
- His editorial was less a balanced report and more a personal polemic.
- During the debate, she delivered a polemic that left the audience stunned.
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