reprover (Meaning)
reprover (n)
someone who finds fault or imputes blame
reprover (n.)
One who, or that which, reproves.
Synonyms & Antonyms of reprover
Synonyms:
- hairsplitter
- condemnor
- grouch
- denouncer
- whiner
- attacker
- grouser
- condemner
- crybaby
- upbraider
- detractor
- assailant
- complainer
- criticaster
- reproacher
- grumbler
- pettifogger
- griper
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
reprover Sentence Examples
- The reprover pointed out the errors in the manuscript with a stern tone.
- Her sharp tongue made her a feared reprover among her peers.
- The wise reprover knew the importance of delivering criticism with compassion.
- The parents were known as reprovers who instilled discipline in their children.
- The teacher was both a reprover and an encourager, offering constructive feedback while fostering growth.
- The reprover's words cut deep, but they ultimately led to personal improvement.
- The reprover's purpose was not to shame but to guide and correct.
- The Bible contains many passages from reprovers who called for repentance and righteousness.
- The reprover served as a constant reminder of the consequences of poor choices.
- Despite their unpopularity, reprovers played a vital role in shaping character and promoting morality.
FAQs About the word reprover
someone who finds fault or imputes blameOne who, or that which, reproves.
scold, rebuker,admonisher, haranguer, quibbler, railer, ranter, hairsplitter, condemnor, grouch
praiser, praiser,,commender, commender
The reprover pointed out the errors in the manuscript with a stern tone.
Her sharp tongue made her a feared reprover among her peers.
The wise reprover knew the importance of delivering criticism with compassion.
The parents were known as reprovers who instilled discipline in their children.
