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rebuke

[ri-byook] / rɪˈbyuk /




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Convener Edward Mountain rebuked the government over the failure to table the legislation last month.

From BBC

The developments mark a rare public rebuke of federal immigration law enforcement and add to broader scrutiny over ICE’s use of force and transparency.

From Salon

In the television studio, Norwegian sports legends rebuked him for upstaging his teammate who won gold.

From The Wall Street Journal

In his rebuke on Wednesday evening, Sir Keir added that Britain was "a proud, tolerant and diverse country" and called on Sir Jim to apologise.

From BBC

Their success is a charming rebuke to the delicate modern techniques that emphasize data, rest and recovery.

From The Wall Street Journal