🔵 Reproach or Rebuke or Reprimand or Reprove - Difference Meaning Definition Examples - ESL English

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[@rook839]

Finally resolved the misunderstandings about these words. You saved the day. Thank you.

[@GutsAndGlory734]

Possible synonyms/related words for rebuke: reproach, reprimand, refute, admonish, denounce, condemn, chastise, castigate, punish. Reprimand(official/formal disapproval), rebuke(aggressive/angry disapproval), Reproach(casual/moderate disapproval), Reprove(formally criticizing and disapproval).

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The principal rebuked me for having hit John." My editor sent me an e-mail reprehending me on the weak story I had written...he wanted a scoop." " I sent Bob a note reprimanding him for his bad behaviour at the office toward the girls. It was unacceptable." (Okay, sir?) I must say this lesson is absolutely marvelous. You are a great teacher. Thank you very much.

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[@jayantsingla2005]

I am confused with various criticizing words like Aspersion,calumny,revile,disparage,denounce,lambaste,obloquy,opprobrium,castigate,depreciate (mostly used for values),depricate,denigrate,derogate,upbraid,chide,chastage,berate,excoriate,vituperate,villify,objurgate,censure and many more like these....Ofcourse reproach,rebuke,reprimand,reprove were also there but now it's crystal clear. Pardon me for throwing a deluge of synonymous words.

[@jayantsingla2005]

Thanks for being so considerate... Hope to see them soon to get a clear understanding.

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[@lslsls-mu5rb]

Thank you so much for this video! Whenever I ask native speakers about the differences in meaning between similar words, more often than not they will just reply that those are synonyms. That’s not useful at all. :( It’s by understanding the differences in register and nuances that we non-native speakers can truly grasp the true meaning and correct usage of these synonyms. I’m so glad I found your channel!

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Excellent explanation! Can't believe I caught the differences in minutes

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Thank you teacher for your interpretation.

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Please explain meaning of Absolve, Exonerate, Exculpate, Vindicate and Acquit. When I check in dictionary found nearly same meaning i.e. declare someone free from guilt, blame or obligation.

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thanks from Ukraine, i learn myself english and this video has helped me to define difference between this words...

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[@carlosblanco8127]

Thanks for taking the time and effort to help us all. One question: are rebuke and berate similar? Best regards

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Thanks for such fabulous explanation. Can you upload more video of some more word having very close meaning. Very helpful for candidate preparing for entrance exam. Greeting from India.

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[@madeinmadein1824]

Would you please explain the difference between indulgent and complacent Thanks

[@ambyw3585]

I thought rebuke meant to absolutely throw out or dismiss someone's behavior without apology or a way to get good standing back. Thanks for your input

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[@shubhamupman7260]

Tom's failure to meet his sales target was initially met with small *reproaches* from the team leader. Being a lenient man, he let it slide, hoping Tom would cope up with time, as he was still just a beginner. But when he noticed no improvement, in his performance even after a month, he began to *rebuke* him openly before his team mates. Openly criticising his inability to rake up his sales numbers. But the final straw, which broke the camel's back was when he caught Tom dosing off in his cubicle, during work hours. The team leader didn't say anything, he just stormed off angrily and within a few days Tom received a letter from the company, *reprimanding* his poor work ethics and performance. I hope this is correct sir. If there are any corrections please do let me know. Thanks in advance ❤

[@skurinski]

What about scold, scathe, admonish and berate?

[@skurinski]

Thanks! I wonder why there are so many words to say the same thing, gets confusing.

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[@rook839]

Could you please make a video about differences of dismal, gloomy, somber, dreary, morose, dim, depressing?

[@Mr.DragonSlayer]

He was impossible to rebuke with any notable changes in mindset. It generally is like this with the incorrigible or know it alls.

[@alumi9818]

He reproached her with his opinion over her performance. She replied by rebuked him on wasting her time with meaningless matters. Angered by this outrageous answer, he reprimanded her with a letter. However she reproved it by sending one herself.

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[@rrasgar]

rebuke v. reprimand, reproach, scold, reprove x n. scolding, reprimand, admonition, reproval

[@Juneputri]

Thank you

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love www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/love_2 like www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/like_2

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Considering how difficult it is to remember vocabulary of these types, why not throw in a weekly test to help students review what they've learned thus far? How about a weekly review session?

[@rrasgar]

reproach ف. لام, عاتب, وبخ, أنب, عاب x أ. تأنيب, توبيخ, تبكيت, لوم, عتاب, عار

[@crazyhornguy1112]

Question so reprimand is like a warning?

[@iswearenglish]

correct

[@khalsasikhpunjabda]

What is the difference between reproof and reprimand? Both are official both formal. Which is stronger?

[@rrasgar]

reproach v. beskylla; tillrättavisa; förebrå x subst. beskyllning; förebråelse

[@Leila0S]

Is it right to say "pay attention for" instead of "pay attention to"?

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The Senate should reprove the orange man who incited the attempted coup d'etat.

[@GutsAndGlory734]

The General reprimanded the ineffective actions of his soldiers.

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My mother hates thieves and if she detect one she reprimand it with immediate effect.

[@Quismo12]

What about admonish

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[@Ooooo99294]

The child was reprimanded for playing truant.

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I rebuke that sound quality.

[@naatilevideyaa]

I thank you from the bottom of my heart. There is nothing on the internet about 'Reproach'