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Significados de reproachful en inglés

Expressing reproof or reproach especially as a corrective.

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Uso de reproachful en inglés
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In her conduct towards her enemy, no reproachful sentiment lurks in secret.
The Writings of Thomas Paine — Volume 1 (1774-1779): The America...
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In other days I protected you, he added, in a reproachful tone.
Vendetta
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But he felt a pang: a deep reproachful hurt in his heart.
The drawing of the three
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Mrs. Rolliver turned on her the reproachful gaze of the deceived benefactress.
The Custom of the Country
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She turned on him a face which was grave if not reproachful.
Marriage à la mode
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And at times she was self-reproachful for being thus exceeded in self-giving.
The Cost
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To all these his colleague replies in a low and reproachful whisper.
The First Hundred Thousand: Being the Unofficial Chronicle of a ...
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The reproachful names applied derisively to the two parties became fixed distinctions.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 03, No. 20, June, 1859 / A Magazine...
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He found Billy awaiting him in the road, anxious and somewhat reproachful.
Greatheart
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This is very scandalous to the brethren, and very reproachful unto themselves.
The Divine Right of Church Government / Wherein it is proved tha...
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Christ, I thought, maybe old Bill had a right to sound reproachful.
Bag of Bones
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He hadn't, and Chrystie sank together on the stool in reproachful surprise.
Treasure and Trouble Therewith: A Tale of California
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Overwhelmed with confusion, she darted a reproachful glance at him and muttered:
Taken Alive
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Then looking up at him with sorrowful and reproachful eyes, she said:
Welsh Fairy Tales
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Again the reproachful look, which faded away as she met his eyes.
Beauty and the Beast, and Tales of Home
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And when Nels got up he cast a reproachful glance at Madeline.
The Light of the Western Stars
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