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Definition of reprimanded - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
disapprovedsubjected to a formal expression of disapproval
- The reprimanded officer faced disciplinary action for his conduct.
- The reprimanded employee had to attend a training session.
- Reprimanded students were given detention for their actions.
Origin of reprimanded
Latin, reprimandare (to reprove)
Terms with reprimanded included in their meaning
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discipline
reprimanded or scolded by someone
discipline
warned or reprimanded for a fault
criticism
having been criticized or reprimanded
discipline
reprimanded or scolded for a mistake
discipline
be scolded or reprimanded harshly
discipline
reprimanded or scolded harshly
discipline
severely reprimanded or punished
discipline
being scolded or reprimanded
discipline
being scolded or reprimanded
reprimanded
scolded or rebuked
criticism
be harshly criticized or reprimanded
discipline
having been scolded or reprimanded
discipline action
officially criticized or reprimanded
reprimanded
scolded or rebuked
humorous correction
expression of being corrected or reprimanded humorously
behavior
not reprimanded or warned for behavior
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- French:réprimandé, ...
- German:gerügt, ...
- Italian:richiamato, ...
- Spanish:reprendido, ...
- Portuguese:repreendido, ...
- Chinese:受到正式谴责, ...
- Japanese:懲戒された, ...
- Arabic:مُوَبَّخ, ...
- Hebrew:נִנְזַף, ...
- Russian:дисциплинарно наказанный, ...
- Ukrainian:підданий догані, ...
- Hindi:फटकारा हुआ, ...
Definition of reprimand - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
disciplineexpress formal disapproval or criticism of someone
- The manager will reprimand the employee for being late.
Noun
authorityofficial statement showing strong disapproval from someone in charge
- The manager gave him a reprimand for being late.
Expressions with reprimand
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message expressing blame or disapproval sent in written form
The teacher issued a written reprimand to the student’s parents.
Origin of reprimand
Latin, reprimandare (to reprove)
Examples of reprimand in a sentence
She will reprimand him for breaking the rules. He received a written reprimand from the school. A reprimand was issued after the incident.
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- French:réprimander, blâme, ...
- German:rügen, Verweis, ...
- Italian:rimproverare, rimprovero, ...
- Spanish:reprender, amonestación, ...
- Portuguese:repreender, repreensão, ...
- Chinese:训斥, 训诫, ...
- Japanese:叱責する, 戒告, ...
- Arabic:وَبَّخَ, تَأنيب, ...
- Hebrew:לִנְזוֹף, נְזִיפָה, ...
- Russian:делать выговор, выговор, ...
- Ukrainian:доганяти, догана, ...
- Hindi:फटकारना, फटकार, ...
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