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Meanings of reprimanded in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "rebuked"
Examples for "rebuked"
1
The statement I made is unacceptable and rightfully rebuked by all concerned.
2
The Taoiseach rebuked a Minister and junior minister in the Dáil yesterday.
3
Now the butterfly has flown in at the tavern-window, and rebuked me.
4
But he arising, rebuked the wind and the rage of the water.
5
He pretended to be enraged because I rebuked him in the chapel.
1
He also admonished the international community for failing to address climate change.
2
You know you're not supposed to do anything too strenuous,' Bryant admonished.
3
Thus admonished the French woman wound the jewels in her mistress' hair.
4
Again he admonished the boy to throw more brush upon the fire.
5
Thus admonished, the servant departed and the boatman was left to himself.
1
Thus spoke the youth in tears; but the maiden gently reproved him.
2
Aunt Mercy reproved me; but the loss of the pigeons vexed her.
3
You reproved them for throwing a lighted match in the dry grass.
4
She once reproved me for inadvertently putting my hat on the tablecloth.
5
She was firm and reproved me for discussing movements over the telephone.
1
Teachers' contract talks are an early major test of the chastened Emanuel.
2
Thus Hillyard took the train to Wadi Haifa in a chastened mood.
3
Her response was both gracious and disarming and I felt utterly chastened.
4
But the Countess had not been beaten or chastened in any way.
5
And Doe said nothing till, being in a chastened mood, he resumed:
Usage of reprimanded in anglès
1
President Ramaphosa condemned Mboweni's statements and reprimanded the finance minister on Monday.
2
The ticket-collector who let the animal in without payment has been reprimanded.
3
Helen Worboys said Mr Bielski would not be reprimanded for his comments.
4
He said no IBM staff were sacked or reprimanded over the incident.
5
The most part he only reprimanded, but not in the same terms.
6
The result was that B. was reinstated and the chief engineer reprimanded.
7
We are moralists, and reprimand you; and you are hereby reprimanded accordingly.
8
Stanley insisted on the article being restored, and severely reprimanded the offender.
9
The operator had been reprimanded very severely and ordered to be relieved.
10
The President sternly reprimanded Donzelle and sent him back to his seat.
11
And do therefore sentence him to be reprimanded by the Senior Officer.
12
She was full of aggression and was often reprimanded by her superiors.
13
It ought to be publicly reprimanded in those blessed Tables of yours.'
14
Should they then be reprimanded, for not joining in the general stampede?
15
Singh, while formally reprimanded by Dresden, kept her status on her team.
16
Somewhere inside the halls of DTRA, we suspect someone was being reprimanded.
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Reprimanded through the time
Reprimanded across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common