Verb:

ਝਿੜਕ, ਨਿੰਦਾ,

upbraided's Usage Examples:

In 1927 relations between the two men worsened when Davidson, in a letter which Tucker describes as breathless in its rudeness and insensitivity, upbraided the major for clearing the ground in the Morston churchyard alongside his recently deceased wife's grave: Morston Churchyard is the private freehold property of the Rector of Morston"nbsp;.

Paul considered that they "walked not uprightly according to the truth of the gospel" and upbraided them before the whole.

On his return, he was upbraided by his commanding officer, Admiral John Wilkes.

In particular, Servilius upbraided the assembly for convicting Titus Menenius Lanatus the previous year, leading to his death from shame.

needed] lumpish[clarification needed] obsession with creature comforts is upbraided.

Thereupon his wife became discontented and upbraided God.

Weller soon found himself depicted as a blatherskite and upbraided for a series of quotations, some of which were taken out.

to blows, only to be restrained by their fellow detectives and sharply upbraided by Russert.

Ball, who was present, these members "intemperately upbraided Stevenson.

Gonzales had upbraided Agassi so severely for perceived miscalls that Agassi walked away and sat in the stands.

For Elijah upbraided Ahab and Jezabel because of their impieties, while John censured the unlawful marriage of Herod and Herodias, and.

She upbraided a Bolshevik who told a public meeting that a British revolution would start in three months, insisting that we want power, but we do not want a revolution, and observed that Everyone I met in Russia outside the Communist Party goes in terror of his liberty or his life.

For Elijah upbraided Ahab and Jezabel because of their impieties, while John censured the unlawful.

Synonyms:

criminate, incriminate, reproach, accuse, impeach,

Antonyms:

praise, absolve,