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Meaning of reproaches
The primary meaning of the word "reproaches" is to express disapproval or criticism.
Etymology of reproaches
The word "reproaches" has its roots in the Old French word "reprocher," which is derived from the Latin words "re" (meaning "again" or "anew") and "proicere" (meaning "to throw forth" or "to bring forth"), and is related to the Latin word "proiectus," the past participle of "proicere"
Historically, the word has been used in English since the 15th century to convey a sense of disapproval, criticism, or blame
Synonyms
criticisms
condemnations
disapprovals
censures
admonitions
rebukes
reprimands
scoldings
upbraidings
chastisements
reprovals
reproaches
castigations
admonishments
reproofs
objections
demurs
remonstrances
expostulations
lamentations
lamentings
regrets
recriminations
accusations
denunciations
vilifications
excoriations
diatribes
invectives
broadsides
attacks
onslaughts
criticisms
faultfindings
Definitions
- Expressing disapproval or criticism for something, typically in a formal or official manner
- * A feeling of guilt or regret for something, often expressed as a criticism of oneself
Usage Examples
- She reproached herself for not having visited her parents more often
- * The committee reproached the company for its handling of the environmental disaster
- * He reproached his brother for his careless behavior
Antonyms
praises
commendations
approvals
endorsements
accolades
tributes
compliments
flatteries
extols
lauds
eulogies
panegyrics
encomiums
applause
cheers
plaudits
kudos
congratulations
felicitations
accolades
approbations