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To criticize or express strong disapproval of

To scold or berate someone

To refuse or be unwilling to allow or grant

To refuse or be unwilling to accept or do something

To knowingly say that something is smaller or less important than it actually is

Plural for an unprincipled person

Plural for a licentious or dissolute person

Plural for a lecherous person with immoral desires or cravings

Plural for one that has been excluded from a society or system, a pariah

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Verb

To criticize or express strong disapproval of

expresses strong disapproval of

inveighs against

finds fault with

vituperates against

pulls to pieces

casts aspersions on

throws brickbats at

gives a bad press to

gives some stick to

fulminates against

picks to pieces

gives someone a bad press

gives something a bad press

tears off a strip

takes to pieces

gives someone hell

hauls over the coals

gives someone a roasting

gives a talking-to

tears a strip off

passes strictures upon

lays down the law

rakes over the coals

animadverts upon

protests against

gives a rough time

gets angry with

thunders against

assaultsq verbally

criticizea severely

tears to pieces

remonstrates with

declaims against

gives something a battering

bites someone's head off

jumps on one's case

goes for the jugular

raps over the knuckles

snaps someone's head off

passes judgment

gives the business

does a number on

gives bad press

complains about

gives someone a rollicking

gives someone a bollocking

jumps down one's throat

casts a slur on

reads the riot act

rants and raves

mouths off about

kicks up a fuss about

vociferates about

kicks up a stink about

lets someone have it

points finger at

hangs something on

blows whistle on

lays at one's door

sends up the river

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“While we reprobate this evil, let us feel and act kindly toward those who are infected by it.”

Verb

To scold or berate someone

finds fault with

gives someone a bollocking

gives a talking-to

hauls over the coals

lays down the law

reads the riot act

rakes over the coals

gives someone a mouthful

gives someone a dressing-down

gives someone an earful

gives someone a roasting

gives someone a rollicking

gives someone a telling-off

gives someone hell

tears off a strip

gives someone a rating

remonstrates with

raps over the knuckles

gives someone what for

gives someone a row

gives someone a wigging

lets someone have it

slaps someone's wrist

gives someone a caning

gives someone some stick

points the finger

gives the devil

gives comeuppance

expresses disapproval of

bites someone's head off

jumps down someone's throat

has someone on the carpet

sends someone away with a flea in their ear

takes to the woodshed

puts on the mat

gives the business

gives a piece of one's mind

calls on the carpet

jumps down one's throat

calls to account

comes down hard on

tears a strip off

gives a going over

strongly criticizes

tells a thing or two

raps on knuckles

climbs all over

reprimands severely

rakes over coals

gives tongue-lashing

gives someone a dressing down

tears someone a new one

gives someone a telling off

raps across the knuckles

severely reprimands

metes out punishment to

makes an example of

throws the book at

takes down a peg

gives a hard time

burns one's ears

criticizea strongly

teaches a lesson

snaps someone's head off

gives someone a carpeting

criticizes hatefully

comes down on like a ton of bricks

gives someone stick

gives going-over

gives piece of mind

brings to account

drags over the coals

criticizea severely

raps someone the knuckles

sends someone away with a flea in his

gives the dickens

lowers the boom

puts someone in their place

takes down a peg or two

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“Heads of families will reprobate him for seeking private interviews with the young lady in direct contempt of her father's commands.”

Verb

To refuse or be unwilling to allow or grant

gives the thumbs down to

gives the red light to

gives the brush-off to

turns thumbs down

stands in the way

criminalizes^US

criminalises^UK

places an embargo on

discountenances

declares illegal

declares ineligible

puts the kibosh on

officially forbids

gives something a miss

gives thumbs down to

disacknowledges

places an injunction on

places injunction on

declares something a punishable offence

makes something punishable

gives the thumbs down

says ‘no’ to

puts half nelson on

throws cold water on

pours cold water on

puts the chill on

declares null and void

refuses permission to

gives thumbs down

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“If I were to take Cordelia with me, you'd reprobate the request?”

Verb

To refuse or be unwilling to accept or do something

gives the thumbs down to

discountenances

gives something a miss

gives thumbs down to

gives the red light to

shakes one's head

steers clear of

says ‘no’ to

turns deaf ear to

refuses to receive

draws the line at

fails to take advantage of

refuses to take advantage of

gives the thumbs down

looks down one's nose at

gives the red light

disacknowledges

turns your back on

has nothing more to do with

has no more truck with

refuses to acknowledge

washes your hands of

flies in the face of

has nothing to do with

gives a wide berth to

turns away from

gives someone the brush-off

shies away from

keeps away from

keeps one's distance from

gives the cold shoulder to

gives someone the go-by

has no truck with

shuffles out of

lets well enough alone

tells someone to get lost

gives the runaround

gives a wide berth

sends to Coventry

stands aloof from

gives the cold shoulder

gives the brush

tells someone where to get off

gives the bum's rush

stays away from

gives the go by

cuts someone cold

gives someone the push

gives the elbow

leaves in the lurch

gives someone the big E

leaves stranded

gives someone the air

takes your leave of

leaves high and dry

declares untrue

shoots full of holes

shoots down in flames

takes exception to

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“The man in perfect health would reprobate the proposal of any person's giving medicine to him.”

Verb

To knowingly say that something is smaller or less important than it actually is

casts aspersions on

does a number on

inveighs against

does a hatchet job on

pulls to pieces

fulminates against

tears to shreds

Noun

Plural for an unprincipled person

good-for-nothings

mischief-makers

snakes in the grass

young offenders

juvenile delinquents

enfants terribles

black marketeers

problem children

narcoterrorists

smooth operators

confidence artists

confidence tricksters

cyberterrorists

whippersnappers

little monsters

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“Before twenty-four hours had passed over his duel with Lord Monteagle, he found himself branded by every journal in London as an unprincipled reprobate.”

Noun

Plural for a licentious or dissolute person

Noun

Plural for a lecherous person with immoral desires or cravings

Noun

Plural for one that has been excluded from a society or system, a pariah

displaced persons

personae non gratae

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