reproof (Meaning)
reproof (n)
an act or expression of criticism and censure
reproof (v)
take to task
reproof (n.)
Refutation; confutation; contradiction.
An expression of blame or censure; especially, blame expressed to the face; censure for a fault; chiding; reproach.
Synonyms & Antonyms of reproof
reproof Sentence Examples
- The teacher's reproof was received with humility and a determination to improve.
- The stinging reproof from the manager left the employee feeling demoralized.
- The harsh reproof from the principal sent shivers down the students' spines.
- The wise mentor offered gentle reproof, guiding the apprentice toward a better path.
- The friend's reproof was well-intended but delivered with blunt honesty.
- The public reproof of the politician damaged their reputation beyond repair.
- The reproof was issued in private to avoid embarrassing the individual involved.
- The firm but loving reproof from the parent helped the child understand their mistake.
- The reproof was so severe that it felt like a personal attack.
- Despite the reproof, the individual remained defiant and refused to change their behavior.
FAQs About the word reproof
an act or expression of criticism and censure, take to taskRefutation; confutation; contradiction., An expression of blame or censure; especially, blame express
condemnation, reprimand, censure,rebuke, stricture, excoriation, lecture, reproach, denunciation, criticism
citation, tribute, praise, commendation, tribute, citation, endorsement,indorsement, indorsement, commendation
The teacher's reproof was received with humility and a determination to improve.
The stinging reproof from the manager left the employee feeling demoralized.
The harsh reproof from the principal sent shivers down the students' spines.
The wise mentor offered gentle reproof, guiding the apprentice toward a better path.
