reprove
verbHow many syllables in reprove?
There are 2 syllables in the word reprove.Divide reprove into syllables:
re · prove
How to pronounce reprove:
Definition of reprove:
- reprove (verb):
- verb. take to task.
- to speak severely to (someone) about a fault
- to scold or correct usually gently or with kindly intent
Synonyms for reprove:
admonish
blame
chide
criticise
criticize
fault
get after
get on
knock
pick apart
rebuke
reprimand
reproach
scold
upbraid
Antonyms for reprove:
acclaim
admire
adore
agree
aid
allow
animate
applaud
approve
approve of
assist
back
big up
boost
cheer
cherish
cite
comfort
commend
compliment
congratulate
countenance
embolden
encourage
endorse
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