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rebuke

[ri-byook] / rɪˈbyuk /




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Because that designation is typically used for foreign adversaries, the move would mark an unusual rebuke of a U.S. company.

From The Wall Street Journal

The U.S. ambassadors to France and Poland have also gotten into disputes with the countries in which they are stationed, drawing rebukes from Paris and Warsaw.

From The Wall Street Journal

Convener Edward Mountain rebuked the government over the failure to table the legislation last month.

From BBC

The developments mark a rare public rebuke of federal immigration law enforcement and add to broader scrutiny over ICE’s use of force and transparency.

From Salon

In the television studio, Norwegian sports legends rebuked him for upstaging his teammate who won gold.

From The Wall Street Journal