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chide

[chahyd] / tʃaɪd /


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Bryan also deeply explores the definition of “landing area,” before chiding the county: “Apparently, the definition of “landing area” was overlooked by the County in its preparation of the Executive Order,” he writes.

From Seattle Times

Former President Donald Trump, a potential rival to Mr. Biden, has also chided fellow Republicans, telling them not to touch the program.

From Washington Times

“You voted for ’em, look at you!” the vocalist chides.

From Washington Post

On Thursday, McCarthy said the two matters should remain separate, and he joined other Republicans in chiding the president for not coming to the table.

From Washington Post

Another time the employee chided Facebook over “making our country’s vaccine hesitancy problem worse.”

From Washington Times