reprehend|reprehended|reprehending|reprehends in English

verb

[rep·re·hend || ‚reprɪ'hend]

reprimand, reproach, reprove, scold, admonish

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1. We seriously reprehended his taking risks.

2. His conduct deserves to be reprehended.

3. Otherwise, doing no reprehend me can not also defend you.

4. Antonyms for Absolved include blamed, condemned, criminated, incriminated, censured, charged, convicted, denounced, excoriated and reprehended

5. Synonyms for Condemning include denouncing, censuring, criticising, criticizing, blaming, reprehending, reproving, upbraiding, attacking and castigating

6. Therefore I reprehend myself, and do penance in dust and ashes.

7. Some common synonyms of Criticize are censure, condemn, denounce, reprehend, and reprobate

8. For if our heart reprehend us, God is greater than our heart, and knoweth all things.

9. Reprehend not the imperfections of others, for that belongs to parents, masters, and superiors.

10. And they could not reprehend his word before the people: and wondering at his answer, they held their peace.

11. Prosperous emperor in the sky is a how don't deem appearance, how of be oneself's wife beaten, can not also reprehend him?

12. Stealing was reprehended in the Ten Commandments, and so was Covetousness. REPORT OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON MORAL DELINQUENCY IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS OSWALD CHETTLE MAZENGARB ET AL

13. Censure and its synonyms criticize, reprehend, condemn, and denounce all essentially mean "to find fault with openly." Additionally, Censure carries a strong suggestion of …

14. Assubjugate to subjugate ASSURANCE deed of assurance ASSURED betrothed ATOMY an atom Used in contempt of a small person ATONE to put people at one, to reconcile to agree ATTACH to seize, lay hold on ATTASKED taken to task, reprehended ATTENT attentive ATTORNEY to employ as an agent To perform by an agent AUDACIOUS