reproval
[ ri-proo-vuhl ]
noun
the act of reproving.
a reproof.
Origin of reproval
1Words Nearby reproval
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How to use reproval in a sentence
The humanity of the Fields would not utter a word of reproval to either of us.
An Old Man's Love | Anthony TrollopeThe force of the reproval cannot be properly understood unless we are acquainted with the customs of the East.
Bible Animals; | J. G. WoodAnd with a lean finger uplifted in menacing reproval, Mrs. Whitehead sailed on her way, nor deigned me another word.
The Argosy | VariousThis seems the best way of treating all that part of worldly trouble which consists of self-reproval.
Friends in Council | Arthur HelpsHow many cold shower-baths of reproval have I already received; how many unruly things have I already done!
The Sunny Side of Diplomatic Life, 1875-1912 | Lillie DeHegermann-Lindencrone
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