A lengthy and aggressive speech addressed to a large assembly.
- A. Cacophony
- B. Harangue
- C. Hullabaloo
- D. Pandemonium
Explanation
A harangue is a lengthy, forceful and often aggressive speech delivered to an audience. Cacophony concerns unpleasant sound, while hullabaloo and pandemonium describe noisy confusion.
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