adj
reproachful
Reproachful (adj) means showing that someone feels you have done wrong.
adj
1
Showing that someone feels you have done wrong.
2
Shameful and worthy of blame.
"He lived a reproachful life."
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Etymology
Formed from reproach and -ful.
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What is the meaning of reproachful?
"reproachful" (adj) means showing that someone feels you have done wrong.
What is another word for reproachful?
Other words for "reproachful" include reproving, admonitory, admonishing.
What is the opposite of reproachful?
The opposite of "reproachful" is complimentary.
What are the different meanings of reproachful?
"reproachful" has 2 main meanings: 1. Showing that someone feels you have done wrong; 2. Shameful and worthy of blame.
