rebukes Synonyms
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- comminations
- objurgations
- punishments
- strictures
- criticisms
- excoriations
- denunciations
- riot-acts
- reproaches
- lectures
- reproofs
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rebukes Meaning
rebukes
an expression of strong disapproval, to turn back or keep down, to serve as a rebuke to, to criticize sharply
rebukes Sentence Examples
- The teacher sternly rebukes the unruly students for their disruptive behavior.
- The bishop's sermon rebukes the congregation for their lack of spiritual discipline.
- The politician's speech rebukes the opposing party for their irresponsible policies.
- The father rebukes his son for sneaking out of the house past curfew.
- The critic rebukes the author for the novel's lack of originality.
- The boss rebukes the employee for failing to meet performance expectations.
- The judge rebukes the defendant for breaking the law.
- The prophet rebukes the people for their idolatry.
- The doctor rebukes the patient for neglecting their health.
- The conscience rebukes us for our unethical actions.
FAQs About the word rebukes
an expression of strong disapproval, to turn back or keep down, to serve as a rebuke to, to criticize sharply
reprimands, condemnations, censures, comminations, objurgations, punishments, strictures, criticisms, excoriations,denunciations
honors, commendations, indorsements, praises, endorsements,citations, tributes,acclamations, eulogies, plaudits
The teacher sternly rebukes the unruly students for their disruptive behavior.
The bishop's sermon rebukes the congregation for their lack of spiritual discipline.
The politician's speech rebukes the opposing party for their irresponsible policies.
The father rebukes his son for sneaking out of the house past curfew.
