berating Synonyms
Strongest:
- eulogy
- eulogy
- panegyric
- praise
- tribute
- homage
- praise
- citation
- honor
- approval
- encomium
- tribute
- panegyric
- homage
- encomium
- honor
- approval
- citation
Strong:
- rhapsody
- acclaim
- acclamation
- endorsement
- rhapsody
- indorsement
- accolade
- blessing
- sanction
- commendation
- acclamation
- sanction
- endorsement
- acclaim
- commendation
- blessing
- accolade
- indorsement
Weak:
berating Meaning
berating (n)
a severe rebuke
berating (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Berate
berating Sentence Examples
- Sarah's boss was berating her for making a critical error in the report.
- The coach was berating the team for their lackluster performance during the game.
- Despite his best efforts, John found himself constantly berating his children for not completing their chores.
- In the heat of the moment, Jane regretted berating her colleague in front of the entire team.
- The teacher was berating the students for not paying attention during the lecture.
- It was evident that the customer was berating the waiter for the slow service.
- Susan's mother was berating her for staying out past curfew yet again.
- The sergeant was berating the recruits for failing to follow orders during training.
- Mary felt guilty after berating her friend for canceling their plans at the last minute.
- The manager was berating the employees for their poor sales performance over the past month.
FAQs About the word berating
a severe rebukeof Berate
denunciation, invective, criticism, rebuke, attack, vituperation, tongue-lashing, castigation, lambasting, reproof
eulogy, eulogy, panegyric, praise, tribute, homage, praise, citation, honor, approval
Sarah's boss was berating her for making a critical error in the report.
The coach was berating the team for their lackluster performance during the game.
Despite his best efforts, John found himself constantly berating his children for not completing their chores.
In the heat of the moment, Jane regretted berating her colleague in front of the entire team.
