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Often used in the same context:
denunciation,
scolding,
condemnation,
rebuff,
criticism,
admonishment,
censure,
reproach,
reprimand,
retort,
denouncement,
opprobrium,
riposte,
castigation,
praise,
scorn,
repudiation,
mea culpa,
approbation,
upbraiding,
critique,
acknowledgment,
excoriation,
ire,
chastisement,
demurral,
endorsement,
apology,
snub,
wrath,
chiding,
slap,
rebuttal,
applause,
admonition,
outrage,
rejoinder,
putdown,
brickbat,
derision,
reprobation,
backlash,
disdain,
outcry,
ridicule,
broadside,
disapproval,
dissent,
disavowal,
reaction,
defiance,
remonstration,
response,
rejection,
sanction,
contumely,
disapprobation,
brushoff,
tirade,
contempt,
refutation,
embarrassment,
vindication,
churlishness,
outburst,
acquiescence,
turnabout,
barb,
pushback,
retribution,
repugnantly,
invective,
huzzahs,
indignation,
ineloquent,
vituperation,
scrutiny,
retaliation,
reproof,
displeasure,
flak,
kudos,
blowback,
standing ovation,
spinelessness,
encomium,
ovation,
indignance,
fury,
deference,
nod,
headshakes,
plaudit,
denigration,
gibe,
sneers,
comeuppance,
salvo,
withering,
prickliness,
slur,
affront,
rebukes,
remonstrance,
warning,
reproaches,
reproofs,
reply,
admonitions
More specific:
admonishment,
admonition,
bawling out,
berating,
blowing up,
brush down,
castigate,
castigation,
chasten,
chastening,
chastise,
chastisement,
chastize,
chewing out,
chiding,
correct,
correction,
dressing down,
earful,
going-over,
lecture,
monition,
objurgate,
objurgation,
reproach,
riot act,
scolding,
speech,
talking to,
tell off,
upbraiding,
what for
Appears in the definition of:
admonishment,
admonition,
berating,
blowing up,
censure,
chastening,
chastisement,
condemnable,
correction,
criminal,
criminate,
deplorable,
lecture,
monition,
now now,
preaching,
rebukingly,
reprehensible,
reprimand,
reproach,
sermon,
speech,
talking to,
unadmonished,
unchastened,
unrebuked,
unreproved
More general:
criticise,
criticism,
criticize,
pick apart,
unfavorable judgment
Synonyms:
bawl out,
berate,
check,
chew out,
chew up,
chide,
dress down,
have words,
jaw,
lambast,
lambaste,
lecture,
rag,
remonstrate,
reprehension,
reprimand,
reproof,
reproval,
scold
Also try:
— Adjectives for rebuke:
sharp,
stern,
severe,
mild,
stinging,
public,
gentle,
implied,
scathing,
strong,
silent,
more...
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