9 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Decry' in a Sentence
"To express strong disapproval or criticism; to speak negatively about something, declaring it as flawed or worthless." more
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Educators will be decrying the reduction of funding for public schools.
Teachers often decry the lack of funding for education in underprivileged areas.
The professor is decrying the declining standards of education in the current system.
Advocates for education reform have decried the outdated curriculum in schools.
The teacher encouraged the students not to decry their mistakes but to learn from them.
The teacher did not hesitate to decry the students' lack of effort in completing their homework.
The teacher did not decry the student's mistake but encouraged him to try again.
Educators will have decried the decline in reading proficiency among students.
The scholars will have been decrying the decline in academic standards for years.
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