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reprehension Meaning
reprehension (n)
an act or expression of criticism and censure
reprehension (n.)
Reproof; censure; blame; disapproval.
reprehension Sentence Examples
- The teacher's reprehension of the student's misbehavior sent a clear message about unacceptable conduct.
- The manager's reprehension of the employee's tardiness resulted in a formal warning.
- The committee issued a public reprehension of the politician's unethical actions.
- The judge's reprehension of the defendant's lack of remorse was swift and severe.
- The editor's reprehension of the writer's sloppy grammar and punctuation was necessary for maintaining editorial standards.
- The principal's reprehension of the students' disruptive behavior restored order to the classroom.
- The parents' reprehension of their child's defiance was met with tears and resistance.
- The pastor's reprehension of the congregation's lack of faith stirred up controversy and division.
- The therapist's reprehension of the client's self-destructive tendencies helped to initiate a positive change.
- The coach's reprehension of the team's poor performance led to a renewed commitment to excellence.
FAQs About the word reprehension
an act or expression of criticism and censureReproof; censure; blame; disapproval.
reproach,condemnation, dispraise, reprobation, denunciation, criticism, opprobrium, censure, antagonism, distaste
praise, favor, approbation, approval, approbation, favor, praise,approval, endorsement, acclaim
The teacher's reprehension of the student's misbehavior sent a clear message about unacceptable conduct.
The manager's reprehension of the employee's tardiness resulted in a formal warning.
The committee issued a public reprehension of the politician's unethical actions.
The judge's reprehension of the defendant's lack of remorse was swift and severe.
