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1. rebuke
verb. ['riːˈbjuːk, rɪˈbjuːk'] censure severely or angrily.
Synonyms
Antonyms
Etymology
- rebuken (Middle English (1100-1500))
- rebuker (Anglo-Norman)
Rhymes with Rebuke
- produc
- dubuque
- farouk
- baruch
- stueck
- steuck
- spook
- puke
- glueck
- fluke
- dziuk
- brueck
- wouk
- tuk
- souk
- nuke
- muecke
- luque
- luke
- luick
- luecke
- luc
- louque
- leuck
- kueck
- kook
- juke
- hoock
- fuke
- duque
How do you pronounce rebuke?
Pronounce rebuke as rɪˈbjuk.
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Sentences with rebuke
1. Verb, base form
Jesus goes on to rebuke the Pharisees, calling them “hypocrites."
Quotes about rebuke
1. Generosity is to help a deserving person without his request, and if you help him after hisrequest, then it is either out of self-respect or to avoid rebuke.
- Hazrat Ali ibn Abu-Talib
2. rebuke
noun. ['riːˈbjuːk, rɪˈbjuːk'] an act or expression of criticism and censure.
Synonyms
- admonishment
- castigation
- bawling out
- lecture
- blowing up
- criticism
- reproof
- berating
- reproval
- tongue-lashing
- correction
- chewing out
- chiding
- earful
- admonition
- unfavorable judgment
- going-over
- scolding
- upbraiding
- dressing down
- objurgation
- riot act
- speech
- chastisement
- what for
- reproach
- monition
- chastening
- reprimand
- reprehension
Etymology
- rebuken (Middle English (1100-1500))
- rebuker (Anglo-Norman)