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Synonyms for rebuke in English

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  1. rebuke:

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Detailed Synonyms for rebuke in English

rebuke:

to rebuke verb (rebukes, rebuked, rebuking)

  1. to rebuke
    to rebuke; to reprimand; to blame
    • rebuke verb (rebukes, rebuked, rebuking)
    • reprimand verb (reprimands, reprimanded, reprimanding)
    • blame verb (blames, blamed, blaming)
  2. to rebuke
    to accuse; to blame; to reproach; to reprimand; hold against; to rebuke; to discredit
    • accuse verb (accuses, accused, accusing)
    • blame verb (blames, blamed, blaming)
    • reproach verb (reproaches, reproached, reproaching)
    • reprimand verb (reprimands, reprimanded, reprimanding)
    • rebuke verb (rebukes, rebuked, rebuking)
    • discredit verb (discredits, discredited, discrediting)
  3. to rebuke
    to penalize; to inflict disciplinary punishment; to punish; to reprimand; to rebuke; to penalise
    • penalize verb, American (penalizes, penalized, penalizing)
    • inflict disciplinary punishment verb (inflicts disciplinary punishment, inflicted disciplinary punishment, inflicting disciplinary punishment)
    • punish verb (punishes, punished, punishing)
    • reprimand verb (reprimands, reprimanded, reprimanding)
    • rebuke verb (rebukes, rebuked, rebuking)
    • penalise verb, British
  4. to rebuke
    to reprimand; to rebuke; to reprove; to chide
    • reprimand verb (reprimands, reprimanded, reprimanding)
    • rebuke verb (rebukes, rebuked, rebuking)
    • reprove verb (reproves, reproved, reproving)
    • chide verb (chides, chided, chiding)
  5. to rebuke
    to warn; to reprimand; to admonish; to denounce; to reprove; to decry; to castigate; to rebuke; to blame; to exhort; to scarify
    • warn verb (warns, warned, warning)
    • reprimand verb (reprimands, reprimanded, reprimanding)
    • admonish verb (admonishes, admonished, admonishing)
    • denounce verb (denounces, denounced, denouncing)
    • reprove verb (reproves, reproved, reproving)
    • decry verb (decries, decried, decrying)
    • castigate verb (castigates, castigated, castigating)
    • rebuke verb (rebukes, rebuked, rebuking)
    • blame verb (blames, blamed, blaming)
    • exhort verb (exhorts, exhorted, exhorting)
    • scarify verb (scarifies, scarified, scarifying)
  6. to rebuke
    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
  7. to rebuke
    hold it against s.o.; to blame; to reprimand; to reproach; to rebuke; to remove; to resent
  8. to rebuke
    – 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; berate; take to task; call down; call on the carpet
    – censure severely or angrily 1

Conjugations for rebuke:

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

rebuke

  1. rebuke
    rebuke
  2. rebuke
    rebuke; reprimand; snub; flick on the nose
  3. rebuke
    rebuke; censure; reprove

rebuke [the ~] noun

  1. the rebuke
    – an act or expression of criticism and censure 1
    the rebuke; the reprimand; the reproof; the reprehension; the reproval
    – an act or expression of criticism and censure 1

Related Words for "rebuke":

  • rebuking

Alternate Synonyms for "rebuke":


Related Definitions for "rebuke":

  1. an act or expression of criticism and censure1
    • he had to take the rebuke with a smile on his face1
  2. censure severely or angrily1







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