Noun:

అవమానపరచు, దస్తావేజు, ఫిర్యాదు, తిట్టు, బాడ్-బాడ్,

Verb:

విమర్శించడానికి, హెచ్చరిక, అవహేళన చేయడానికి, డిగో రూం, తిట్టు,

reproached's Usage Examples:

Some critics and fans reproached her of having a tired and hoarse voice, while others commented on Carey's choice of wardrobe.

He is reproached (or rather reproaches himself) for injustice, luxury, power lust, greed and violence.

Huail to be brought before him, and he reproached him bitterly with his faithlessness.

Raphaelesque style relatively free of the archaisms for which he had been reproached in the past, it marked Ingres" grand return to the Paris art world after.

In the National Zeitung Eysenck reproached Sigmund Freud for alleged trickiness and lack of frankness.

Under his presidency of FIFA, Seeldrayers faced another problem: FIFA was reproached for having given permission for false amateurs to participate in a Helsinki tournament, even though a definition of amateurism had been introduced in its by-laws by Seeldrayers himself, vice president of the federation at the time.

returned to his court where he caused Huail to be brought before him, and he reproached him bitterly with his faithlessness.

Melanchthon reproached Gallus for fighting continually against the Evangelicals, instead of combating.

It is sometimes said that Jerome reproached him in a letter to Riparius, a priest of Spain, for tolerating the heretic.

It is defined as shunning unwholesome actions so as to not be reproached by others of good character.

Conceived in a Raphaelesque style relatively free of the archaisms for which he had been reproached in the past, it marked Ingres" grand.

the Government as to the state of Ireland, reproached them for their dilatoriness, and held up the uselessness of relief works expended on high roads instead.

this, the newspaper is perceived to be SWAPO-friendly, and is "often reproached for being biased in favour of the government.

Synonyms:

self-reproach, reproval, rap, blame, rebuke, reprehension, self-reproof, reprimand, reproof,

Antonyms:

humanize, honor, absolve, blessed, praise,