Expressing reproof or reproach especially as a corrective.
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Roth later allowed people to return after admonishing them to remain silent.
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My father in admonishing her had done it tenderly, I was sure.
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The young mistress of the house seemed to be admonishing, instructing, someone.
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Just to hear her admonishing a customer, her good-natured face all aglow:
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He paused as Junior Doane placed an admonishing hand upon his arm.
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The supposition, if any, would have been that he was admonishing himself.
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Joseph was very busy, and his admonishing voice was heard at times.
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From behind he heard whistles admonishing the salt bearers to keep up.
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He wasn't looking at me-his eyes were admonishing Junior for his near-outburst.
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You are quite safe now. Anderson's voice was rather admonishing than caressing.
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Teesha's eyes, softly stern but warmly admonishing as she tended his wounds.
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How could she face Varia after admonishing her to drink watered wine?
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Foolish,' jeered Moriarty, shaking his long forefinger as if admonishing a child.
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However, the good doctor should take care before admonishing nurses not to strike.
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West admonishing consumerism on 'New Slaves' unleashes the Alanis Ironic Klaxon.
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I met him yesterday,' Helena confessed, her restraint admonishing my harshness.
