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Meanings of chide in English

Portuguese
condenar
Catalan
renyar
Spanish
reprender a gritos

Censure severely or angrily.

condenar
Usage of chide in English
1
Even attempts to chide Trump for insulting others come across as hollow.
The Guardian
2
And for once in her life his daughter did not chide him.
The Flag
3
And then I chide myself-why do my thoughts always turn to Rupert?
The great lover
4
He did it out of love and we must not chide him.
Tish: The Chronicle of Her Escapades and Excursions
5
The river hurried on meanwhile, and seemed to chide at our delay.
An Inland Voyage
6
I chide him for it, as it is my duty to do.
The Delight Makers
7
My mother's acute senses sometimes surprise me, but now they chide me.
Divergent
8
I would not chide thee, for no sin is on thy garments.
Our World; Or, the Slaveholder's Daughter
9
Who was this Lady who could chide and temper MASON and Anonymous?
Seven Surrenders
10
Dead children, their mouths flecked with foam, chide us through our screens.
The Irish Times
11
He will chide me, very probably, and I cannot bear chiding now.
Clarissa Harlowe; or the history of a young lady — Volume 8
12
Be sure you chide me for my whimsical behaviour to Lord G--.
The History of Sir Charles Grandison, Volume 4 (of 7)
13
He was grieved with them, and said, Why chide ye with me?
Mother Stories from the Old Testament / A Book of the Best Stori...
14
Others chide that it's foolish-interpretingalien quivers and crouches in human terms.
Existence
15
And then he'd chide her and laugh at her and kiss her.
The Assassin’s Blade
16
The brothers occasionally used to chide each other about their allegiances, said Eslam.
Reuters
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Chide through the time
Chide across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common