re
proof
Plural
reproofs
1
something that you do or say to disapprove someone’s behavior
- After the argument, she gave him a sharp reproof for his rude behavior at the dinner table.
- His stern reproof for their careless actions made them realize the gravity of the situation.
- The manager will issue a reproof to anyone who is found neglecting their responsibilities during the project.
- The principal gave a reproof to the students who had broken the school rules, emphasizing the importance of respect.
- In the meeting, the CEO’s reproof was aimed at those who failed to meet their sales targets.
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