0 to express your strong official disapproval of someone or something:
Of course you must be the one to reprehend him.
We may not reprehend what we cannot comprehend.
This is "an act of omission severely to be reprehended" since it can lead to domestic contention and the frequent exchange of servants (1861, 7).
Any form of incitement to violence, by whatever party, is to be deplored and reprehended.
If citizens then respond in a certain way to what we are saying, we should be the last people to reprehend them.
I think it is to be reprehended.
Manifestations or phenomena such as the hippie convoy are deeply unpopular with the people, and where they cause damage or upset to farmers or landowners they are to be reprehended.
