reproach in Latin
reproach in Latin is opprobrō — reproach means a mild expression of blame or disappointment.
reproach in Latin
opprobrō
(transitive) To criticize or rebuke (someone).
What does "reproach" mean?
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noun A mild expression of blame or disappointment.
"There was a note of reproach in her voice when she asked where he'd been."
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verb To criticize or blame someone, usually gently.
"He reproached himself for not calling sooner."
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reproach in a sentence
- There was a note of reproach in her voice when she asked where he'd been.
- He reproached himself for not calling sooner.
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What is "reproach" in Latin?
"reproach" in Latin is opprobrō. reproach means: A mild expression of blame or disappointment.
How do you use "reproach" in a sentence?
Example: "There was a note of reproach in her voice when she asked where he'd been." In Latin, "reproach" is opprobrō.
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