litany

a litany of complaints.

a litany of praise for the new professor.

recite a litany of complaints

listen to a litany of excuses

deliver a litany of excuses

endure a litany of challenges

recite a litany of achievements

hear a litany of problems

face a litany of obstacles

present a litany of reasons

respond to a litany of questions

share a litany of experiences

A royal commission has exposed a litany of abuses.

Tory MPS have a litany of complaints about government policies.

Kerry's statement lists a litany of alleged irregularities that the US says skewed the elections.

Donald Trump and his inner circle of aids and attorneys face a litany of legal charges.

Well, I mean certainly. We've just seen a litany of problems in the run up to these games.

It's a whole litany of things that they've observed that were predicted.

Making matters worse, a growing litany of complaints and safety concerns have dogged the company.

Now a study finds that the litany of unpleasant consequences does not deter prospective purchasers.

But the litany of diagnostic labels she was given was alienating, and she did not take her medication.

It was like the litany, she thought.