objurgatoire
ɔbʒyʁɡatwaʁ
Definition
Definition of objurgatoire - Reverso French Dictionary
Adjective
reprocheDated qui exprime une réprimande violente ou un reproche sévèreDated
- Le ton objurgatoire de l'avocat impressionna l'assemblée.
- Sa lettre objurgatoire a glacé toute l'équipe de direction.
- Elle lui a adressé un message objurgatoire après sa faute professionnelle.
Origin of objurgatoire
latin, objurgare (rejeter) + -atoire (relatif)
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- English:scathing, ...
- German:tadelnd, ...
- Italian:di rimprovero, ...
- Spanish:admonitorio, ...
- Portuguese:objurgatório, ...
- Chinese:训斥的, ...
- Japanese:激しく非難するような, ...
- Arabic:تَوْبِيخِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:נוֹזְפָנִי, ...
- Russian:обличительный, ...
- Ukrainian:докірливий, ...
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