reproached

[ri-prohcht]

reproached Definition

• 1. to express disapproval or disappointment to someone because of their behavior or actions
• 2. to blame or accuse someone for something

Using reproached: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "reproached" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  She reproached him for not doing his homework.

• Example

  He reproached himself for not being more careful.

• Example

  The company was reproached for its unethical practices.

reproached Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for reproached

• blame
• scold
• chide
• reprimand
• rebuke

Antonyms for reproached

• praise
• commend

Phrases with reproached

• reproach oneself

  to feel guilty or ashamed about something one has done

  Example

  He reproached himself for not being more careful.

• beyond reproach

  unable to be criticized or faulted

  Example

  Her conduct at work was beyond reproach.

• with reproach

  in a way that expresses disapproval or disappointment

  Example

  She looked at him with reproach when he arrived late.

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Summary: reproached in Brief

To 'reproach' [ri-prohcht] someone is to express disapproval or disappointment in their behavior or actions, or to blame or accuse them for something. It can be used in phrases like 'reproach oneself,' meaning to feel guilty or ashamed, and 'beyond reproach,' meaning unable to be criticized. 'Reproach' is a formal term that can be replaced by 'rebuke' or 'reprimand.'