Master C2-level vocabulary related to scolding & rebuking. Highly precise, academic mastery.
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Which word means "To make a forceful protest or objection"?
Answer: remonstrate
Which word means "To reprimand someone severely"?
Answer: castigate
Which word means "To scold angrily at length"?
Answer: berate
Which word means "To complain or protest strongly and persistently"?
Answer: rail
Which word means "To rebuke or reprimand severely"?
Answer: chastise
Which word means "To find fault with and scold severely"?
Answer: upbraid
Which word means "To speak or shout angrily at length"?
Answer: rant
Which word means "To express vehement protest or condemnation"?
Answer: fulminate
remonstrate
To make a forceful protest or objection
castigate
To reprimand someone severely
berate
To scold angrily at length
rail
To complain or protest strongly and persistently
chastise
To rebuke or reprimand severely
upbraid
To find fault with and scold severely
rant
To speak or shout angrily at length
fulminate
To express vehement protest or condemnation
chide
To scold or rebuke mildly
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Master C2-level vocabulary related to scolding & rebuking. Highly precise, academic mastery. Includes 9 multiple choice questions. 9 vocabulary words...
Which word means "To make a forceful protest or objection"?
Which word means "To reprimand someone severely"?
Which word means "To scold angrily at length"?
Which word means "To complain or protest strongly and persistently"?
Which word means "To rebuke or reprimand severely"?
Which word means "To find fault with and scold severely"?
Which word means "To speak or shout angrily at length"?
Which word means "To express vehement protest or condemnation"?
Which word means "To scold or rebuke mildly"?
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