Reproaching is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REPROACHING in dictionary:

VERB:
• REPROACH, to find fault with
• accuse someone of
• censure or rebuke (an offence).
• a thing that makes the failings of (someone or something else) more apparent
• (in the Roman Catholic Church) a set of antiphons and responses for Good Friday representing the reproaches of Christ to his people.
• the expression of disapproval or disappointment
• express to (someone) one's disapproval of or disappointment in their actions

Words related to REPROACHING

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Words that contain REPROACHING

reproachingly24 unreproaching21

How to use REPROACHING in a sentence

• Let us not furnish our enemies with ground for reproaching us.
• He ran wildly from room to room, and the dead constantly stood before him, reproaching him with the unjust sentence he had passed upon Jesus.
• He then wrote to Piran, reproaching him for resorting to a night attack so unworthy of a brave man, and challenging him to resume the battle with him.
• I had a serious talk with Jones, reproaching him gravely for his outrageous demeanor.
• Obliged to be content with this excuse, she was led into the house, severely reproaching herself for her indiscretion.
• You have been reproaching me for over a year that I did not write enough about the war.
• Not content with reproaching his obscure birth, she also taunted his unsightly countenance.
• Whenever I see them they seem to be silently reproaching me.
• She feared greatly lest her husband should bear malice for that which he had seen, reproaching her upon a day, and taunting her for what was past.
• He had been gentle, tender, most considerate, and most charitable to her weakness, never speaking of his own wrongs, never reproaching her for inconstancy.
• Often, throughout the day, his reproaching conscience had spoken within him again and again.
• Hamlin came, and the whole business had to be done over again, the elder lady reproaching Grace and her husband for not coming to her, and scolding even as she embraced them.
• Koupriane had become angry and was violently reproaching them.
• I am all impatience, though only her friend, but think it would be indecent in me to go without him, and look like a design of reproaching his coldness.
• And yet just before these very men had been most furious of all for battle because of their ignorance of warfare, and were then reproaching Belisarius with cowardice.
• Maria Luisa stared at him sorrowfully, as though reproaching him with indifference in the general calamity.
• Joanna stood a moment, then reproaching herself with cowardice, egotism, inhumanity, she advanced, her heart fluttering wildly.
• He struck a feeble blow on Monmouth, who raised his head from the block, and looked him in the face, as if reproaching him for his failure.
• Nekhludoff could no longer move in this society without feeling ill at ease and reproaching himself.
• So now she sat in the tower-room idle and heartbroken, reproaching herself that she had betrayed her lover and praying God to forgive her and send him back to her.
• Nevertheless I threw myself at once on his neck, not without reproaching him gently for having caused me so much pain for the sake of a trifle.
• They were frequently covered with ignominy, reproaching one another for the acquisition of a disease, which both deserved, because mutually guilty.
• What I have been reproaching myself with all night is never having looked you up.
• He was actually reproaching her! She stood up again.
• Cortes was angry and ashamed at the result, and ordered the machine to be destroyed, reproaching the soldier for his ignorant presumption.
• At last, reproaching the enemy with cowardice, they passed over into the territory of Sicyon, and, sailing round Achaia, laid waste the whole coast.
• Doubtless the reader expects now to hear that one immediate effect was the conciliation of all those who had been so long reproaching Mr.
• Opening the case, she looked once more upon the hated features, which now seemed to regard her mournfully, as if reproaching her for what she had done.
• She was reproaching herself for having sent the letter.
• When Dagson had finished speaking, she raised her heavy eyelids and looked up at him, as if reproaching him for not having given her anything.
• Marguerite When I persisted in my purpose of attending myself upon my young mistress, my poor master was incensed to the point of reproaching me.
• Looks long and earnest began now to be cast upon the new-made hillock, as if striving to draw inspiration thence, or reproaching its tenant with his unworthiness.

Similar words containing PROACH without suffix ing and without prefix re

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