rebuke

• Substantivo que designa um ato ou expressão de crítica e censura, frequentemente feito em tom severo ou áspero.

A noun referring to an act or expression of criticism and censure, often delivered in a sharp or stern manner.

1. Expression of disapprovalC1formal

   A sharp or stern criticism or reprimand, often given to correct behavior.

   Repreensão

   • The manager issued a sharp rebuke to the employee for being late.
   • His speech contained a clear rebuke of the government's policies.
   • She accepted the rebuke without argument, knowing she was wrong.

   Sinônimosadmonitioncastigationcensurechidingreprimandreproachreproofscolding

   Antônimosapprovalcommendationcomplimentpraise

• Verbo usado para expressar desaprovação severa ou crítica às ações ou ao comportamento de alguém, geralmente de forma direta e autoritária.

A verb used to express sharp disapproval or criticism of someone's actions or behavior.

1. Express sharp disapprovalB2formal

   To criticize someone strongly and directly for their actions or behavior.

   Expressar desaprovação severa

   • The manager rebuked the employee for arriving late repeatedly.
   • She rebuked her son for his rude comments at dinner.
   • The judge rebuked the lawyer for wasting the court's time.

   Sinônimosadmonishberatecastigatechidelecturereprimandreproachreprovescoldupbraid

   Antônimosapprovecommendcomplimentlaudpraise