expostulated (Meaning)
expostulated (imp. & p. p.)
of Expostulate
Synonyms & Antonyms of expostulated
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Synonyms:
- growled
- censured
- nagged
- fussed
- bellyached
- hassled
- disputed
- cavilled
- debated
- took issue
- hollered
- squabbled
- stuck
- repined
- withstood
- grouched
- groused
- conflicted
- bitched
- screamed
- keened
- grumped
- quarreled
- quibbled
- denounced
- yammered
- balked
- bleated
- squawked
- whinged
- disobeyed
- rebelled
- criticized
- yowled
- demonstrated
- moaned
- gagged
- dared
- squealed
- wrangled
- grumbled
- griped
- challenged
- murmured
- caviled
- carped
- whimpered
- muttered
- grizzled
- croaked
- defied
- fought
- crabbed
- beefed
- wailed
- caterwauled
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expostulated Sentence Examples
- The politician expostulated vehemently against the proposed legislation, arguing it would have detrimental consequences for the economy.
- The teacher expostulated with the student about the importance of completing their homework assignments on time.
- The parent expostulated with the child about their unruly behavior and the need to show respect.
- The coach expostulated with the players about the need to work together as a team in order to achieve success.
- The employee expostulated with the manager about the unfairness of the new work schedule.
- The customer expostulated with the store owner about the defective product they had purchased.
- The defendant expostulated with the judge about the severity of the sentence they had received.
- The lawyer expostulated with the jury about the innocence of their client.
- The scientist expostulated about the importance of conducting rigorous experiments in order to obtain accurate results.
- The philosopher expostulated about the nature of reality and the meaning of existence.
FAQs About the word expostulated
of Expostulate
protested, complained,objected, quarrelled, excepted, whined, took exception, remonstrated (with),demurred, kicked
sanctioned, accepted, agreed, sanctioned, accepted, approved, agreed,approved, maintained, supported
The politician expostulated vehemently against the proposed legislation, arguing it would have detrimental consequences for the economy.
The teacher expostulated with the student about the importance of completing their homework assignments on time.
The parent expostulated with the child about their unruly behavior and the need to show respect.
The coach expostulated with the players about the need to work together as a team in order to achieve success.
