reproving (Meaning)
reproving (s)
expressing reproof or reproach especially as a corrective
reproving (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Reprove
Synonyms & Antonyms of reproving
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- denouncing
- slamming
- bad-mouthing
- haranguing
- panning
- blasting
- deriding
- castigating
- assailing
- jawing
- knocking
- abusing
- reprehending
- lambasting
- keelhauling
- scorning
- deprecating
- chewing out
- minimizing
- burning one's ears
- ticking off
- attacking
- lashing
- ridiculing
- flaying
- berating
- railing (at or against)
- disparaging
- condemning
- censuring
- crucifying
- scoffing
- lecturing
- dressing down
- rating
- scoring
- excoriating
- belittling
Antonyms:
reproving Sentence Examples
- The headmaster's reproving gaze silenced the rowdy teenagers.
- The stern teacher gave a reproving look to the disruptive student.
- Parents often use reproving words to correct their children's behavior.
- The judge's reproving voice sent shivers down the defendant's spine.
- The reproving tone of their voices made me feel ashamed of my actions.
- The audience's reproving stares made the performer lose confidence.
- Her reproving comments left no doubt about her disapproval.
- The coach's reproving words motivated the team to play better.
- The reproachful article condemned the government's policies.
- The reproving letter from the boss made the employee realize the need for improvement.
FAQs About the word reproving
expressing reproof or reproach especially as a correctiveof Reprove
admonishing, reprimanding, scolding, reproaching, getting on,criticizing, mocking, blaming, rebuking, getting after
indorsing, endorsing, sanctioning, indorsing,approving, endorsing, approving, sanctioning, okaying, lauding
The headmaster's reproving gaze silenced the rowdy teenagers.
The stern teacher gave a reproving look to the disruptive student.
Parents often use reproving words to correct their children's behavior.
The judge's reproving voice sent shivers down the defendant's spine.
