chided
/ˈtʃaɪ.dɪd/
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Definition of chided - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

reprimandedscolded or rebuked
  • The chided child sat quietly in the corner.
  • The chided employee apologized for the mistake.
  • Feeling chided, she promised to do better next time.
rebuked reprimanded
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Origin of chided

Old English, cidan (to scold)

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  1. French:réprimandé, ...
  2. German:gerügt, ...
  3. Italian:sgridato, ...
  4. Spanish:reprendido, ...
  5. Portuguese:repreendido, ...
  6. Chinese:被训斥的, ...
  7. Japanese:叱られた, ...
  8. Arabic:مُوَبَّخ, ...
  9. Hebrew:נָזוּף, ...
  10. Russian:отчитанный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:насварений, ...
  12. Hindi:डाँटा हुआ, ...
chide
tʃaɪd

Definition of chide - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
behaviorshow disapproval or criticize someone for their actions
  • She chides him for being late again.
  • The coach chided the team after the poor performance.
  • Critics chide the artist for repetitive themes.
rebuke reproach scold
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Origin of chide

Old English, cidan (to contend)

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  1. French:réprimander, ...
  2. German:tadeln, ...
  3. Italian:rimproverare, ...
  4. Spanish:reprender, ...
  5. Portuguese:repreender, ...
  6. Chinese:责备, ...
  7. Japanese:たしなめる, ...
  8. Arabic:وَبَّخَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִנְזוֹף ב, ...
  10. Russian:упрекать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:докоряти, ...
  12. Hindi:डाँटना, ...

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