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admonishing Meaning
admonishing (s)
expressing reproof or reproach especially as a corrective
admonishing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Admonish
admonishing Sentence Examples
- The teacher stood at the front of the class, admonishing students to complete their assignments on time.
- Despite repeated warnings, the coach found himself admonishing the players for their lack of discipline.
- The lifeguard was busy admonishing swimmers who ignored the posted safety rules.
- The manager took on the role of admonishing employees who failed to meet their performance targets.
- The parent was caught admonishing their child for not following the household rules.
- The sergeant spent the morning admonishing soldiers for not properly maintaining their equipment.
- The librarian could be heard admonishing patrons for talking loudly in the quiet reading area.
- The supervisor was often seen admonishing workers for neglecting safety precautions in the workplace.
- During the meeting, the team leader was busy admonishing team members for their lack of communication.
- The judge was tasked with admonishing the witness to provide accurate and honest testimony.
FAQs About the word admonishing
expressing reproof or reproach especially as a correctiveof Admonish
warning, monitory, premonitory, cautionary, exemplary,admonitory, cautioning, punitive, advisory, punishing
sanctioning, approving, endorsing,approving, indorsing, sanctioning, indorsing, endorsing, saluting, extolling
The teacher stood at the front of the class, admonishing students to complete their assignments on time.
Despite repeated warnings, the coach found himself admonishing the players for their lack of discipline.
The lifeguard was busy admonishing swimmers who ignored the posted safety rules.
The manager took on the role of admonishing employees who failed to meet their performance targets.
