reproach
The origin and history of reproach.
Etymology
From Old French reprochier, likely tied to the idea of bringing something "close" (Latin prope) back to someone as blame.
The origin and history of reproach.
From Old French reprochier, likely tied to the idea of bringing something "close" (Latin prope) back to someone as blame.
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