Definition of rebuke - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
talkexpress strong disapproval or criticism towards someone
- The teacher rebuke the student for cheating.
Noun
criticism disciplineexpression of strong disapproval or formal reprimand
- His actions earned him a rebuke from the teacher.
Origin of rebuke
Latin, rebukare (to beat back)
Terms with rebuke included in their meaning
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punishment rebuke
punish or rebuke formally for an offense
morality
moralistic rebuke or advice
discipline
humble or rebuke someone to show their limits
criticism
severe criticism or rebuke
verbal rebuke
suddenly rebuke someone sharply for a trivial remark
introduction
used to introduce a point or rebuke
reprimand
sharp rebuke or scolding
rebuke
express strong disagreement or dissatisfaction to someone
criticism
strong rebuke or criticism
rebuke
angry or critical words spoken to show disapproval
criticism
harsh rebuke or criticism
social rebuke
act of ignoring or dismissing someone rudely
rebuke
used to tell someone to stop being cheeky or rude
rebuking
reprove or rebuke someone
politeness
rebuke for calling a woman 'she' instead of her name
rebuke
stop being rude or disrespectful to someone
behavior
rebuke or reprimand someone for their actions
rebuke
verbal or written statement showing strong disapproval
criticism
criticize or rebuke sharply
discipline
rebuke or reprimand someone strongly
discipline
rebuke or reprimand for a mistake
relationship
humorous term for a wife's private rebuke
rebuke
stop being foolish or annoying
harsh rebuke
rebuke someone very harshly
Examples of rebuke in a sentence
The coach rebuked him harshly after the foul. The mayor issued a public rebuke over the scandal. Her rebuke surprised everyone at the meeting.
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- French:réprimander, réprimande, ...
- German:tadeln, Rüge, ...
- Italian:rimproverare, rimprovero, ...
- Spanish:reprender, reprimenda, ...
- Portuguese:repreender, repreensão, ...
- Chinese:斥责, ...
- Japanese:叱責する, 叱責, ...
- Arabic:وَبَّخَ, توبيخ, ...
- Hebrew:לִנְזוֹף, נְזִיפָה, ...
- Russian:упрекать, выговор, ...
- Ukrainian:відчитати, догана, ...
- Hindi:फटकारना, ख़राब टिप्पणी, ...
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