Reprimanding
Meaning
of Reprimand
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Dr Dzulkefly also called on the people to cultivate the culture of reprimanding smokers in a polite and respectful manner, so the right message goes across and accepted by smokers.
.” she huffed, like an exasperated teacher reprimanding a classroom troublemaker.
This reshuffle carries major symbolism within the party circles, as it is seen as a way of rewarding the loyalists and reprimanding the 'dissenters.'
Amazon threatened to fire employees who spoke out against its environmental policiesAmazon is reprimanding employees who spoke to the press about its work with oil and gas companies.
For police officers in Baltimore, who like may other departments are facing increased scrutiny, reprimanding civilians over statues is not at the forefront of their agenda.
I hung my head in shame and dreaded the reprimanding to come.