Synonyms for litany
ˈlɪt n ilitany

Princeton's WordNet

1. litanynoun

   any long and tedious address or recital

   "the patient recited a litany of complaints"; "a litany of failures"

2. Litanynoun

   a prayer consisting of a series of invocations by the priest with responses from the congregation

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1. • Address
   • Prayer

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1. List of paraphrases for "litany":

   mantra, catalogue

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1. RJ Intindola:

   Small minded people rarely have any ideas, just a litany of complaints.

2. Eric Ventimiglia:

   Gov. Whitmer’s use of 501(c)(4) funds for personal benefit is a clear violation of the law and we’ve asked the IRS to launch a full investigation into the matter, from her blatant hypocrisy to the litany of ethical and legal violations, Gov. Whitmer has spent the last two months misleading the people of Michigan about her trip to Florida. It’s time for her to be held accountable.

3. Wendy Price:

   There's just a litany of things that schools are going to have to consider, and it's no one size fits all. It really isn't.

4. Scott Clemons:

   I'm an optimist on the economy. We've had this ugly litany of news flow -- impeachment, Brexit, protests in Hong Kong. But it's remarkable that the US is now heading into the eleventh year of expansion and ingredients are still in place for a good economy.

5. Steve Scalise:

   It’s truly unbelievable how out of touch big-government socialists are with the concerns of hard-working taxpayers who are struggling to feed their families and even be able to afford to drive to work, rather than wasting millions of taxpayer dollars on Hollywood show trials attacking their political opponents, and changing bathroom gender designations in the Capitol, Speaker Pelosi and President Biden should get to work fixing the litany of crises that they alone created.