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rebuked

adjective as in scolded

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Three years later he was also rebuked by the International Paralympic Committee for saying the Pyeongchang Paralympics was "hard to watch".

From BBC

Even if the Democrats’ 2024 circumstances were replicable, which they aren’t, I’d say that argument has been resoundingly rebuked.

From Slate

His defence barrister Gul Nawaz Hussain KC asked: “Were you ever told off, rebuked or disciplined for doing that?”

From BBC

Leading Latino members of Congress on Monday rebuked Hinchcliffe’s remarks at Trump’s rally.

House Republicans on the committee rebuked the report, with a spokesperson for the group telling Axios that their counterparts “suffer from Trump Derangement Syndrome.”

From Salon

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