10 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 has reprehended the team for not meeting the project deadlines.
The chef has been reprehending the kitchen staff for the repeated errors in preparing the dishes.
The teacher will have been reprehending the students for their lack of effort throughout the semester.
By the time she finishes her training, the coach will have reprehended the players for their lack of discipline.
The chef had been reprehending the kitchen staff for their careless handling of ingredients.
By the time the project is completed, the team will have been reprehending the delays in the schedule.
The teacher had reprehended the students for their disruptive behavior in class.
After months of negotiation, the diplomats will have been reprehending the slow progress in peace talks.
The coach will not hesitate to reprehend players for violating team rules during travel.
After the trial, the judge will have reprehended the lawyer for inappropriate conduct in the courtroom.
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