11 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Reprehend' in a Sentence
"To express disapproval, criticize, or blame someone for their actions; to reprove or find fault with." more
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The manager reprehended the employee for failing to meet the project deadline.
He was reprehending his colleague for the constant delays in project submissions.
By the time the semester ends, the teacher will have reprehended the students for not taking their studies seriously.
The supervisor is reprehending the team for not meeting the project deadline.
She was reprehending herself for the oversights in the financial report.
Parents have reprehended their children for sneaking out without permission.
The librarian had to reprehend patrons for not returning borrowed books on time.
The judge has been reprehending lawyers for their unprofessional conduct in the courtroom.
She quietly reprehends herself for the impulsive decision she made.
Parents should calmly reprehend their children for dishonesty to instill good values.
The captain did not hesitate to reprehend the team for their lackluster performance.
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