reprimanding Sentence Examples
- The teacher sternly reprimanded the student for their disruptive behavior.
- The manager issued a formal reprimand to the employee for failing to meet performance expectations.
- The parents reprimanded their child for lying and disrespectful language.
- The captain reprimanded the sailor for disobeying orders.
- The judge reprimanded the defendant for contempt of court.
- The boss reprimanded the entire team for consistently missing deadlines.
- The principal reprimanded the students involved in the school brawl.
- The doctor reprimanded the patient for not following prescribed treatment.
- The father reprimanded his son for skipping school and staying out late.
- The supervisor reprimanded the worker for excessive tardiness and absenteeism.
reprimanding Meaning
Webster
reprimanding (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Reprimand
Synonyms & Antonyms of reprimanding
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- scorning
- remonstrating-with-
- ranting-at-
- bad-mouthing
- ridiculing
- chiding
- reviling
- taking-to-task
- calling-down
- reading-the-riot-act-to-
- railing-at-or-against-
- reproving
- laying-into
- lacing-into-
- keelhauling
- scourging
- belittling
- disparaging
- knocking
- chewing-out
- scoring
- faulting
- slamming
- dressing-down
- blasting
- reaming-out-
- excoriating
- denouncing
- scoffing
- haranguing
- rating
- bawling-out
- tongue-lashing
- hammering
- assailing
- crucifying
- basting
- jawing
- censuring
- lashing
- abusing
- condemning
- panning
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word reprimanding
of Reprimand
scolding, lecturing, rebuking, ragging, lambasting, reproaching, attacking, chastising, admonishing, flaying
sanctioning, endorsing,approving, approving, sanctioning, endorsing, praising, indorsing,praising, extolling
The teacher sternly reprimanded the student for their disruptive behavior.
The manager issued a formal reprimand to the employee for failing to meet performance expectations.
The parents reprimanded their child for lying and disrespectful language.
The captain reprimanded the sailor for disobeying orders.
