Definition of reprehend - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
behaviorDated rebuke or reprimand someone for their actionsDated
- The manager reprehended the employee for being late.
2.
criticismDated express disapproval or criticism towards someoneDated
- The teacher reprehended the student for cheating.
Origin of reprehend
Latin, reprehendere (to hold back)
Examples of reprehend in a sentence
The teacher reprehended the student for cheating. She reprehended her friend for being late. The manager reprehended the team for missing the deadline.
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- French:réprimander, critiquer, ...
- German:tadeln, kritisieren, ...
- Italian:rimproverare, criticare, ...
- Spanish:reprender, criticar, ...
- Portuguese:repreender, criticar, ...
- Chinese:责备, 批评, ...
- Japanese:叱責する, 批判する, ...
- Arabic:وَبَّخَ, اِسْتَنْكَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִנְזוֹף, לְהוֹקִיעַ, ...
- Russian:упрекнуть, осуждать, ...
- Ukrainian:осуджувати, критикувати, ...
- Hindi:फटकारना, आलोचना करना, ...
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