admonish in Latin
admonish in Latin is moneo — admonish means to tell someone firmly that they have done wrong, or to warn or urge them seriously.
admonish in Latin
moneo
(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 Latin?
"admonish" in Latin is moneo. admonish means: To tell someone firmly that they have done wrong, or to warn or urge them seriously.
How do you use "admonish" in a sentence?
Example: "The judge admonished him for interrupting." In Latin, "admonish" is moneo.
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