Definition: In the context of literary or non-fiction writing, "upbraiders" refers to people who are openly and publicly supporting or advocating for a cause that is often criticized or unpopular. This can include individuals expressing their support in public speeches, articles, or social media posts, or even engaging with groups or organizations that disagree with them. The term comes from the Greek word "upsambaris," which means "to raise one's voice" or "to speak out." In this sense, an
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