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Synonyms for "reprimands" in English

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Detailed Synonyms for reprimands in English

reprimands:

reprimands [the ~] nom

  1. the reprimands
    the reprimands; the admonitions; the rebukes
  2. the reprimands
    the rebukes; the talkings to; the reprimands
  3. the reprimands
    the reprimands; the rebukes

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reprimand:

to reprimand verbe (reprimands, reprimanded, reprimanding)

  1. to reprimand
    to accuse; to blame; to reproach; to reprimand; hold against; to rebuke; to discredit
    • accuse verbe (accuses, accused, accusing)
    • blame verbe (blames, blamed, blaming)
    • reproach verbe (reproaches, reproached, reproaching)
    • reprimand verbe (reprimands, reprimanded, reprimanding)
    • hold against verbe
    • rebuke verbe (rebukes, rebuked, rebuking)
    • discredit verbe (discredits, discredited, discrediting)
  2. to reprimand
    to penalize; to inflict disciplinary punishment; to punish; to reprimand; to rebuke; to penalise
    • penalize verbe, américain (penalizes, penalized, penalizing)
    • inflict disciplinary punishment verbe (inflicts disciplinary punishment, inflicted disciplinary punishment, inflicting disciplinary punishment)
    • punish verbe (punishes, punished, punishing)
    • reprimand verbe (reprimands, reprimanded, reprimanding)
    • rebuke verbe (rebukes, rebuked, rebuking)
    • penalise verbe, britannique
  3. to reprimand
    to warn; to reprimand; to admonish; to denounce; to reprove; to decry; to castigate; to rebuke; to blame; to exhort; to scarify
    • warn verbe (warns, warned, warning)
    • reprimand verbe (reprimands, reprimanded, reprimanding)
    • admonish verbe (admonishes, admonished, admonishing)
    • denounce verbe (denounces, denounced, denouncing)
    • reprove verbe (reproves, reproved, reproving)
    • decry verbe (decries, decried, decrying)
    • castigate verbe (castigates, castigated, castigating)
    • rebuke verbe (rebukes, rebuked, rebuking)
    • blame verbe (blames, blamed, blaming)
    • exhort verbe (exhorts, exhorted, exhorting)
    • scarify verbe (scarifies, scarified, scarifying)
  4. to reprimand
    to rebuke; to reprimand; to blame
    • rebuke verbe (rebukes, rebuked, rebuking)
    • reprimand verbe (reprimands, reprimanded, reprimanding)
    • blame verbe (blames, blamed, blaming)
  5. to reprimand
    to blame; to reprimand; to discredit; to reproach; to harbour a grudge; to rebuke; to rancour; to bear a grudge; blame someone of; to bear malice; rancor
    • blame verbe (blames, blamed, blaming)
    • reprimand verbe (reprimands, reprimanded, reprimanding)
    • discredit verbe (discredits, discredited, discrediting)
    • reproach verbe (reproaches, reproached, reproaching)
    • harbour a grudge verbe (harbours a grudge, harboured a grudge, harbouring a grudge)
    • rebuke verbe (rebukes, rebuked, rebuking)
    • rancour verbe, britannique (rancours, rancoured, rancouring)
    • bear a grudge verbe (bears a grudge, bearing a grudge)
    • bear malice verbe (bears malice, bearing malice)
    • rancor verbe, américain
  6. to reprimand
    to reprimand; to rebuke; to reprove; to chide
    • reprimand verbe (reprimands, reprimanded, reprimanding)
    • rebuke verbe (rebukes, rebuked, rebuking)
    • reprove verbe (reproves, reproved, reproving)
    • chide verbe (chides, chided, chiding)
  7. to reprimand
    hold it against s.o.; to blame; to reprimand; to reproach; to rebuke; to remove; to resent
    • blame verbe (blames, blamed, blaming)
    • reprimand verbe (reprimands, reprimanded, reprimanding)
    • reproach verbe (reproaches, reproached, reproaching)
    • rebuke verbe (rebukes, rebuked, rebuking)
    • remove verbe (removes, removed, removing)
    • resent verbe (resents, resented, resenting)
  8. to reprimand
    – rebuke formally 1
    to reprimand; to censure; criminate
    – rebuke formally 1
  9. to reprimand
    – censure severely or angrily 1
    lecture; to jaw; to rag; to scold; to rebuke; to reprimand; to chide; to trounce; reproof; dress down; to bawl out; call on the carpet; berate; take to task; call down
    – censure severely or angrily 1

Conjugations for reprimand:

present
  1. reprimand
  2. reprimand
  3. reprimands
  4. reprimand
  5. reprimand
  6. reprimand
simple past
  1. reprimanded
  2. reprimanded
  3. reprimanded
  4. reprimanded
  5. reprimanded
  6. reprimanded
present perfect
  1. have reprimanded
  2. have reprimanded
  3. has reprimanded
  4. have reprimanded
  5. have reprimanded
  6. have reprimanded
past continuous
  1. was reprimanding
  2. were reprimanding
  3. was reprimanding
  4. were reprimanding
  5. were reprimanding
  6. were reprimanding
future
  1. shall reprimand
  2. will reprimand
  3. will reprimand
  4. shall reprimand
  5. will reprimand
  6. will reprimand
continuous present
  1. am reprimanding
  2. are reprimanding
  3. is reprimanding
  4. are reprimanding
  5. are reprimanding
  6. are reprimanding
subjunctive
  1. be reprimanded
  2. be reprimanded
  3. be reprimanded
  4. be reprimanded
  5. be reprimanded
  6. be reprimanded
diverse
  1. reprimand!
  2. let's reprimand!
  5. reprimanded
  6. reprimanding
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

reprimand [the ~] nom

  1. the reprimand
    the reprimand
  2. the reprimand
    the reproach; the reprimand; the fault; the blame
  3. the reprimand
    – an act or expression of criticism and censure 1
    the rebuke; the reprimand; the reproof; the reproval; the reprehension
    – an act or expression of criticism and censure 1

reprimand

  1. reprimand
    rebuke; reprimand; snub; flick on the nose
  2. reprimand
    reprimand; rating; telling-off
  3. reprimand
    reprimand; rating

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Related Definitions for "reprimand":

  1. an act or expression of criticism and censure1
  2. rebuke formally1
  3. censure severely or angrily1







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