reprimand in Irish
reprimand in Irish is achasán — reprimand means a formal, often stern rebuke for wrongdoing.
reprimand in Irish
achasán
A severe, formal or official reproof; reprehension, rebuke, private or public.
What does "reprimand" mean?
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noun A formal, often stern rebuke for wrongdoing.
"She received an official reprimand for missing the deadline."
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verb To formally scold or criticize someone for something they did wrong.
"The manager reprimanded him in front of the whole team."
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reprimand in a sentence
- She received an official reprimand for missing the deadline.
- The manager reprimanded him in front of the whole team.
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What is "reprimand" in Irish?
"reprimand" in Irish is achasán. reprimand means: A formal, often stern rebuke for wrongdoing.
How do you use "reprimand" in a sentence?
Example: "She received an official reprimand for missing the deadline." In Irish, "reprimand" is achasán.
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