Reprove is valid Scrabble Word

Is reprove a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is reprove valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
14 points in WWF

Definitions for REPROVE in dictionary:

VERB:

to reprove sternly
reprimand (someone)
speak severely to (someone) about a fault
To convince.
To disprove; to refute.
To chide to the face as blameworthy; to accuse as guilty; to censure.
To express disapprobation of; as, to reprove faults.
take to task

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to rebuke

Words related to REPROVE

reprovable17 reproved14 reprover13 reprovers14 reproves13 reproving15 reprovingly20

Words that contain REPROVE

reproved14 reprover13 reproves13 reprovers14 unreproved16

How to use REPROVE in a sentence

But I will reprove thee, and set before thee the things which thou hast done.
John the Baptist, our Lord Himself, the holy apostles did in terms most vehement and biting reprove the age in which they lived, and some particular persons in them.
And they could not reprove his saying before the people.
He sought to reprove amusements which were demoralizing, or thought to be so in their influence.
Do not reprove me if I have been backward in telling you of the injury done you by your wife.
Long has it been my fate to hear The slave of Mammon, with a sneer, My indolence reprove.
It leaves the offender to think of what he has said, and conscience will often reprove him in silence, far more effectually than words could do it.
Observing that Basavriuk did not come to church, even at Easter, he determined to reprove him and impose penance upon him.
I will call them down from their high places and reprove them and bid them give the country back to you that lies eastwards towards Assyria.
There is no judgment where there is perfect sympathy, and he understood that it would be as vain for him to lament that her eyebrows were fair as to lament or reprove her conduct.

Then, by means of that light, they will be able to reprove the works of darkness.
Sam, too, was deeply affected, and made no attempt to reprove his wife.
Through all the years, dear, you would not reprove me, Though I offended.
Him I have taught, him I have confessed, him I love as my Saviour and Redeemer, whom the wicked persecute, dishonor, and reprove.
She knew her master and mistress would reprove her for annoying their idol.
She was abashed that it should be necessary for her own child to reprove her.
To reprove and punish children for flights of imagination, John Fiske argued, was one of the things done only by a barbaric people.
The first morning Laohwan boiled the eggs hard and I could not reprove him.
They set out with the assertion of the divine authority of the law of Moses, and everywhere sharply reprove princes, priests, and people for breaking it.
Should you say that the Christ would reprove us, If we found him and told him our trouble? It is fearful with no one to love us, And our pain and despair growing double.
Such Characters would smite and reprove the Heart of a Man of Sense, when he is given up to his Pleasures.
The right to reprove and denounce all social arrangements by which the few prosper at the expense of the many is one of her chartered rights as the institute of prophecy.
Besides, if a boy does something wrong, and you severely reprove him in the presence of his class, you punish the class almost as much as you do him.
In the chamber of his thoughts, therefore, he should reprove himself and weep over his faults, and not before the world.
Never reprove or give directions to your servants before guests.
How reprove so as not to make it worse? Ought not his silent displeasure to suffice? And in such musings the carriage reached home.
It appears from several circumstances that they were kept out of sight till the prophet was sent to reprove and publish them, and his repentance of them.
When she had occasion to reprove or rebuke, she would do it in a few words, without warmth and noise, and with all calmness and gentleness of mind.
Myles, and if he had spoken, it would have been to vent his displeasure, and reprove the woman whose rank could not shield her from his scorn.
For he had thought it his duty to reprove them for keeping company with certain small London folk who had chosen to come to live in the neighbourhood.
Remembering at last that it was his duty to reprove his nephew a little, the Hon.
She dare not reprove the servants who were ruining her by their treatment, and whose manners were forming her own.

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