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reproach
noun as in strong criticism; dishonor
Example Sentences
Welsh Labour MP Steve Witherden has apologised after being reproached for drinking milk from a carton in the House of Commons last week.
Governor Robert Orr, R-Ind., was disciplined and kind and his ethics were beyond reproach.
"Personally, it was worse for me after my massive mistake in 2014. But there's nothing that I would reproach."
Simpson was led by the public's perception, or his interpretation of it, that enough ubiquity and money places a person beyond reproach.
“His work is beyond reproach,” Farah said in a phone interview on April 5.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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