reprehension

But when the progeny are designed for breeders, the practice should be branded with unqualified reprehension.

For men do more willingly listen, and with more favour, to precept, than reprehension.

This conduct should receive not only the discountenance, but the decided reprehension of the respectable part of the community.

She was actually thought deserving of reprehension, and was stigmatized as vulgar in the extreme.

He wrote a review of me in just that spirit—the two extremes of laudation and reprehension, folded in on one another.