admonish in Greek
admonish in Greek is νουθετώ — admonish means to tell someone firmly that they have done wrong, or to warn or urge them seriously.
admonish in Greek
νουθετώ
Pronounced: noutheto
(transitive) To inform or notify of a fault; to rebuke in a serious tone; to tell off.
What does "admonish" mean?
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verb To tell someone firmly that they have done wrong, or to warn or urge them seriously.
"The judge admonished him for interrupting."
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admonish in a sentence
- The judge admonished him for interrupting.
- She admonished them to keep quiet.
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What is "admonish" in Greek?
"admonish" in Greek is νουθετώ. admonish means: To tell someone firmly that they have done wrong, or to warn or urge them seriously.
How do you pronounce νουθετώ?
"admonish" in Greek is νουθετώ, pronounced "noutheto".
How do you use "admonish" in a sentence?
Example: "The judge admonished him for interrupting." In Greek, "admonish" is νουθετώ.
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