denunciate

The agreed-upon wording resolves, among other points, to "rebuke and denunciate" Kelly's decision, to "demand the immediate resignation" of Kelly, and to state that the board "has no confidence in Judge Kelly or his willingness to faithfully and fairly administer the laws of the State of California in the public's interest."

Two days prior, county supervisors had considered a resolution to "formally denunciate" the judge for his decision.

Denunciate, de-nun′shi-āt, v.t. same as Denounce.—ns.

Yet men revolt at the extreme applications of their own principle, and denunciate any gross and palpable advantage taken of the wants, position and necessities of others as swindling.

“Montroymont,” the curate said, “the deil’s in ’t but I’ll have to denunciate your leddy again.”