0 to express to someone your strong official disapproval of them:
1 strong official criticism of a person or their behaviour :
2 to tell someone, esp. officially, that his or her behavior is wrong and not acceptable:
The committee reprimanded and censured him for his uncooperative attitude.
3 to tell someone officially that they have done something wrong:
4 the act of telling somebody officially that they have done something wrong:
He received a verbal reprimand for unsatisfactory performance.
The Commission can issue a private or public reprimand and impose a fine.
She could face a reprimand or revocation of her teacher's certificate.
For reprimands, a lightly admonishing tone was used, appropriate to the meaning of the reprimand.
In 1640 the council reprimanded serving-girls who had been wearing items reserved for the children of distinguished parents, such as pearls and decorated shoes.
These sessions should be modified to allow for supportive conversation and to exclude ridicule, chastisement, accusations, and reprimands.
But judicial punishment is not just a particular instance of censuring alongside professional discipline, verbal reprimands, and social snubbing.
The pregnant woman herself was to be reprimanded for the first offence and fined up to 300 roubles for a second offence.
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