Thesaurus / chide
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In her main ruling, the judge chided Apple for limiting consumer choice.
HOW THE APPLE APP STORE RULING WILL CHANGE THE WAY YOU USE YOUR PHONERACHEL LERMANSEPTEMBER 10, 2021WASHINGTON POSTInstead, she chides “reductionists” because they allegedly “dismiss” emergent criteria—such as information, thermodynamics, and consciousness—as “outside of science.”
THE END OF REDUCTIONISM COULD BE NIGH. OR NOT. - FACTS SO ROMANTICSABINE HOSSENFELDERJUNE 18, 2021NAUTILUS“Easier to write about the homefolks, the old folks, cowboys, or the small town,” he chided, “than to deal with the more immediate and frequently less simplistic experience of city life.”
LARRY MCMURTRY, AWARD-WINNING NOVELIST WHO PIERCED MYTHS OF HIS NATIVE TEXAS, DIES AT 84JOE HOLLEYMARCH 26, 2021WASHINGTON POSTMrs Everett forebore to chide, so interested was she in learning if this confession would clear her from suspicion.
IN THE ONYX LOBBYCAROLYN WELLSThen at last they slowly returned, unrebuked, for no man had the heart to chide their daring.
WARRIOR GAPCHARLES KINGIn anger, the king went to the door to chide the guards for having admitted a ragged Jew to his presence.
THE HISTORY OF YIDDISH LITERATURE IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURYLEO WIENERI chide her for bringing evil days upon us by talking to the sacred cats of the priests, and carrying them in her arms.
CAESAR AND CLEOPATRAGEORGE BERNARD SHAWOrlando says to Jaques: ‘I will chide no breather in the world, but myself, against whom I know most faults.’
MORE PAGES FROM A JOURNALMARK RUTHERFORDLooking into Manikawan's eyes, he made an unspoken vow that she should never again have cause to chide him.
THE GAUNT GRAY WOLFDILLON WALLACEAll the people of that country are very obedient to their sovereign, and fight not nor chide with one another.
EARLY TRAVELS IN PALESTINEARCULF ET AL.WORDS RELATED TO CHIDE
- abusing
- admonishing
- assailing
- berating
- blaming
- castigating
- censuring
- chiding
- criticizing
- denigrating
- denouncing
- disparaging
- giving a talking to
- lambasting
- lecturing
- lying down the law
- raking over the coals
- reaming
- reprimanding
- reproaching
- reprobating
- reproving
- scorning
- tongue-lashing
- vilifying
- vituperating
- beat off
- brush off
- check
- chide
- cross
- cut
- decline
- deny
- disallow
- discourage
- dismiss
- disregard
- fend off
- hold off
- ignore
- keep at a distance
- keep at arm's length
- keep at bay
- lash out at
- neglect
- not hear of
- oppose
- pass up
- push back
- put in one's place
- put off
- rebuke
- refuse
- reject
- repel
- reprove
- repudiate
- repulse
- resist
- send away
- slight
- snub
- spurn
- stave off
- tell off
- turn down
- ward off
- beat off
- brushed off
- checked
- chided
- crossed
- cut
- declined
- denied
- disallowed
- discouraged
- dismissed
- disregarded
- fended off
- held off
- ignored
- kept at a distance
- kept at arm's length
- kept at bay
- lashed out at
- neglected
- not heard of
- opposed
- passed up
- pushed back
- put in one's place
- put off
- rebuked
- refused
- rejected
- repelled
- reproved
- repudiated
- repulsed
- resisted
- sent away
- slighted
- snubbed
- spurned
- staved off
- told off
- turned down
- warded off
- beating off
- brushing off
- checking
- chiding
- crossing
- cutting
- declining
- denying
- disallowing
- discouraging
- dismissing
- disregarding
- fending off
- holding off
- ignoring
- keeping at a distance
- keeping at arm's length
- keeping at bay
- lashing out at
- neglecting
- not hearing of
- opposing
- passing up
- pushing back
- putting in one's place
- putting off
- rebuking
- refusing
- rejecting
- repelling
- reproving
- repudiating
- repulsing
- resisting
- sending away
- slighting
- snubbing
- spurning
- staving off
- telling off
- turning down
- warding off
- admonish
- bawl out
- berate
- blame
- call on the carpet
- carp on
- castigate
- censure
- chew out
- chide
- climb all over
- dress down
- fry
- go after
- jawbone
- jump down one's throat
- jump on
- lay into
- lean on
- lecture
- lesson
- monish
- oppose
- pay
- rake
- read
- reprehend
- reprimand
- reproach
- reprove
- rip
- scold
- sit on
- sound off
- take to task
- tear apart
- tell off
- tick off
- upbraid
- zap
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