Rebukes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REBUKES in dictionary:

VERB:
• REBUKE, to reprove sternly
• express sharp disapproval or criticism of (someone) because of their behaviour or actions
NOUN:
• an expression of sharp disapproval or criticism
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to criticize sharply

Words related to REBUKES

rebuke12 rebuked14 rebuking15

How to use REBUKES in a sentence

• He rebukes the private sins of individuals and the public sins of nations.
• Choate rebukes the undue haste of reformers, and calls to mind the slow development and longevity of states and ideas.
• The reason of modern times as sternly rebukes them as the heart of the Middle Ages sickened at them.
• It kindles a healthy enthusiasm, promotes good-nature, repels pretension, and rebukes vanity.
• Those rebukes and those censures, which were lawful before, were lawful still.
• Many severe rebukes are recorded from His lips to men, but not one to a woman.
• This Science rebukes sin with its own nothingness, and thus destroys sin quickly and utterly.
• Blasphemy rebukes not the godless lie that denies Him as All-in-all, nor does it ascribe to Him all presence, power, and glory.
• Theology rebukes certain thoughts by calling them blasphemous.
• Science rebukes certain thoughts by calling them morbid.
• Their loyalty to their Church rebukes a good deal of orthodox easy-going.
• The diverse elements debate with one another, and waste their energy in rebukes and recriminations which lead nowhere and result in nothing.
• But even so, Erebus did not receive these milder rebukes in the proper meek spirit.
• James Nayler was proud and would not listen to rebukes, though he offered to kiss George Fox at parting.
• These satires are full of noble appeals to the purest emotions of virtue, and of severe rebukes for triumphant vice.
• At length, in the middle of their feast, Zarathustra bursts in upon them and rebukes them soundly.
• The priests were jealous of his popularity and hated him for his rebukes.
• In conclusion it may be said that this treatise on Mental Hygiene is full of wholesome rebukes and valuable suggestions.
• Masonry teaches Toleration and rebukes abuse of power, 74-l.
• If king Yudhishthira hear from thee such rebukes, he will surely put an end to his life.
• Kolloch came once more, and his sad and earnest rebukes made her unutterably wretched.
• How Sir Beaumains suffered great rebukes of the damosel, and he suffered it patiently.
• He rebukes this quotation by a quotation that breathes the whole spirit of the passage where it is found.
• The fashionable boarding-school girl comes to think kindly of Rome, and rebukes all opposition to the church as bigotry or ignorance on the part of those with whom she associates.
• Nay, there is never a passage of manner but a great passage of style rebukes our dislike and recalls our heart again.
• Art is less bold or more reverent than poetry, and rebukes the poet.
• There was neither honor nor joy in it, for it was filled with daily tasks and rebukes.
• He could throw the simplest expression over his features, which made the keen edge of his rebukes infinitely more cutting and effective.
• He administered a volley of rebukes to the persistent Arabs, and bore Mrs.

Similar words containing BUKE without suffix s and without prefix re

buke10 bukes11 rebuke12 rebuked14 rebuker13 sambuke15 rebukers14 sambukes16 rebukeful18 unrebuked16 rebukefully23

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