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Often used in the same context:
reprimand,
rebuke,
sanction,
admonishment,
condemnation,
reproach,
expulsion,
opprobrium,
impeachment,
criticism,
punishment,
wrath,
disbarment,
scolding,
misconduct,
contempt,
ridicule,
embarrassment,
scrutiny,
retribution,
ethics committee,
chastisement,
castigation,
obloquy,
dismissal,
scorn,
ire,
denunciation,
remonstration,
apology,
disapproval,
retaliation,
excommunication,
disapprobation,
disrepute,
vilification,
disgrace,
disfellowship,
disqualification,
dissent,
outcry,
reappointment,
outrage,
backlash,
fines,
reprobation,
resignation,
suspension,
demotion,
ostracism,
humiliation,
misdeeds,
shaming,
flak,
ban,
recusal,
exoneration,
approbation,
slap,
dissenters,
contrition,
embarassment,
ouster,
germaneness,
praise,
abstention,
transgression,
vote,
impropriety,
resolution,
ejection,
odium,
whitewash,
imprisonment,
reconsideration,
banishment,
reprisals,
repercussions,
veto,
indiscretion,
derision,
penalties,
wrongdoing,
misbehavior,
insubordination,
spinelessness,
witch hunt,
court martial,
contumely,
heckling,
slander,
discourtesy,
indignation,
tabling,
quorum,
belittlement,
accusations,
upbraiding,
readmittance,
ignominy,
inquisition,
uproar,
censures,
animadversion,
reproof,
blame,
disparagement,
displeasure,
reprehension,
disfavor,
disfavour,
favor,
vertiginous,
anarchic,
anarchical,
arousal,
barometrical,
bequest,
cleanly,
concomitant,
configurational,
creation,
decisional,
degrading,
demoralising,
detest,
directorial,
disorderly,
down,
economic,
grievous
More specific:
interdict
Appears in the definition of:
.,
animadvert,
bawl out,
berate,
blamable,
blameable,
blameful,
blameworthy,
call,
call down,
call on the carpet,
castigate,
censorious,
censurable,
chasten,
chastise,
chew out,
chew up,
chide,
condemnable,
condemnatory,
condemning,
condign,
correct,
criminal,
culpable,
culpably,
deplorable,
discriminative,
dress down,
excoriation,
exoneration,
extenuation,
have words,
interdict,
invective,
jaw,
lambast,
lambaste,
lecture,
mitigation,
objurgate,
pass,
rag,
rebuke,
remonstrate,
reprehensible,
reprehensibly,
reprehension,
reprimand,
reproof,
reproval,
scold,
trounce,
under attackp,
under firep,
vindication,
vitriol,
vituperation
More general:
condemnation,
criticise,
criticize,
disapprobation,
pick apart,
rejection
Synonyms:
animadversion,
criminate,
exclusion,
excommunication,
reprimand
Also try:
— Adjectives for censure:
public,
severe,
ecclesiastical,
moral,
social,
much,
general,
severest,
official,
implied,
strong,
more...
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