1. People who deliver long, passionate, and often tedious speeches or tirades, typically to persuade or criticize an audience.
Usage: Plural of haranguer; Often carries a negative connotation suggesting excessive or annoying speech

Examples

• The haranguers at the rally spoke for hours without pause.
• Political haranguers often dominate town hall meetings.
• She grew tired of the haranguers who monopolized every discussion.
• The haranguers on the street corner attracted a small crowd.
• These haranguers seemed more interested in hearing themselves talk than in listening to others.
• The debate was derailed by haranguers unwilling to compromise.