exprobratory (Meaning)
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exprobratory (a.)
Expressing reproach; upbraiding; reproachful.
Synonyms & Antonyms of exprobratory
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exprobratory Sentence Examples
- The exprobratory speech, laden with harsh criticisms, left a bitter taste in the audience's mouths.
- The exprobratory book review tore apart the author's latest work, finding fault with every aspect of the writing.
- The exprobratory politician lambasted his opponent's policies, leaving no room for compromise.
- The exprobratory letter from the customer detailed all the grievances they had with the company's service.
- The exprobratory editorial denounced the government's inaction, calling it a betrayal of the people's trust.
- The exprobratory comments on the social media post sparked a heated debate among the users.
- The exprobratory tone of the article created a hostile environment that prevented any constructive dialogue.
- The exprobratory language used by the speaker alienated many members of the audience, who felt personally attacked.
- The exprobratory nature of the report made it difficult for the stakeholders to come to a consensus.
- The exprobratory approach to conflict resolution often leads to further division and resentment between the parties involved.
FAQs About the word exprobratory
Expressing reproach; upbraiding; reproachful.
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The exprobratory speech, laden with harsh criticisms, left a bitter taste in the audience's mouths.
The exprobratory book review tore apart the author's latest work, finding fault with every aspect of the writing.
The exprobratory politician lambasted his opponent's policies, leaving no room for compromise.
The exprobratory letter from the customer detailed all the grievances they had with the company's service.
