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Meanings of
reproach
in inglês
português
repreender
catalão
reprotxar
espanhol
reprochar
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Express criticism towards.
upbraid
português
repreender
Synonyms
Examples for "
upbraid
"
upbraid
Examples for "
upbraid
"
1
They have here no fathers and mothers to
upbraid
them for flying.
2
Tandakora did not
upbraid
them, because he was in high good humor.
3
But conscience has not to
upbraid
me with any of these things.
4
Bitterly did she now
upbraid
herself for having delayed her vindictive project.
5
I did not listen- Iansweredhim not- Iceasedto
upbraid
or accuse.
Usage of
reproach
in inglês
1
The coldness of the clergyman was forgotten in the bitterness of
self
-
reproach
.
2
The pictures of their husbands and children were, of course, beyond
reproach
.
3
There was no
reproach
in the level eyes; there was no contempt.
4
And the Voice spoke again with grave sweetness and something of
reproach
.
5
The tone of
reproach
in her voice cut him to the quick.
6
There was grave
self
-
reproach
in his tone, but no
reproach
for her.
7
The next day my wife learned all; she did not
reproach
me.
8
But they don't mean the price system is magical or above
reproach
.
9
The
reproach
was in her ears and not in Lady Grant's voice.
10
The above is by no means said in a spirit of
reproach
.
11
But by this point, the applicant had already been cancelled beyond
reproach
.
12
The lieutenant-colonel, Creighton, was for a time in the abyss of
self
-
reproach
.
13
In bitterness of fear and
self
-
reproach
he at once realized his blunder.
14
I will not blame him; I will speak no word of
reproach
.
15
The image of Volktman often occurred to him, and always in
reproach
.
16
This much was known, meaning his courage and valour were above
reproach
.
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About this term
reproach
Adjective
Noun
Singular
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
gentle reproach
tender reproach
be no reproach
mild reproach
bitter reproach
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Translations for
reproach
português
repreender
catalão
reprotxar
censurar
espanhol
reprochar
Reproach
through the time
Reproach
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare