reprimanding

Reprimanding him might yield horrible press for the Army, making our longest war even less popular than it is today.

The hospital found the disclosure so bland that they had no plan to even bother reprimanding Ms. Saldanha.

He said he had no idea how the mayor had come to be quoted apparently preemptively reprimanding Prince Harry for “fornicating.”

After cross-questioning and severely reprimanding me they asked if I would hold my peace if they would let me go.

She was contented with reprimanding him severely, and ordering him from her presence.

She realized that there was no use in reprimanding Katy,—the girl was simply ignorant.

O Ppt, I remember your reprimanding me for meddling in other people's affairs: I have enough of it now, with a wanion.

They were both placed before the giant, who began reprimanding his wife for staying so long.