reproachful Synonyms
reproachful Meaning
reproachful (s)
expressing reproof or reproach especially as a corrective
reproachful (a.)
Expressing or containing reproach; upbraiding; opprobrious; abusive.
Occasioning or deserving reproach; shameful; base; as, a reproachful life.
reproachful Sentence Examples
- Her reproachful gaze pierced through his heart, exposing the deception he had hidden.
- The child's eyes held a reproachful expression, as if accusing the adult of breaking a sacred promise.
- The teacher's reproachful tone conveyed her disappointment in the student's lack of effort.
- John's reproachful words stung Mary's pride, reminding her of her recent failure.
- The painting depicted a woman with a reproachful expression, her eyes filled with sorrow and judgment.
- The dog's reproachful whine cut through the silence, eliciting a pang of guilt in its owner's heart.
- The company's management faced reproachful criticism from investors for their reckless spending.
- The mother's reproachful glare discouraged her child from pursuing a forbidden path.
- The politician's reproachful speech rallied support against his opponent's unethical actions.
- The victim's voice carried a heavy reproachful weight, as they recounted the horrors they had endured.
FAQs About the word reproachful
expressing reproof or reproach especially as a correctiveExpressing or containing reproach; upbraiding; opprobrious; abusive., Occasioning or deserving reproach
reflection, stain, scandal,disgrace, taint,dishonor, opprobrium, stigma, smirch, brand
honor, credit, honor,credit, treasure, treasure, glory, pride,pride, glory
Her reproachful gaze pierced through his heart, exposing the deception he had hidden.
The child's eyes held a reproachful expression, as if accusing the adult of breaking a sacred promise.
The teacher's reproachful tone conveyed her disappointment in the student's lack of effort.
John's reproachful words stung Mary's pride, reminding her of her recent failure.
