Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Deserving reproach.
- Opprobrious; scurrilous; reproachful; abusive.
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- adjective Deserving
reproach . - adjective obsolete
Opprobrious ;scurrilous ;reproachful ;abusive .
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Examples
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But to use it as your poster line to fill your coffers while stereotyping an entire community is very reproachable.
Carlos Macías: Hollywood: Stop Stereotyping Colombians and Latinos Carlos Macías 2011
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But to use it as your poster line to fill your coffers while stereotyping an entire community is very reproachable.
Carlos MacÃas: Hollywood: Stop Stereotyping Colombians and Latinos Carlos MacÃas 2011
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We all easily assimilated ourselves into the goth subculture there, which was slowly evolving into the reproachable emo movement that swept through suburban communities after nu metal and mall punk began to subside.
Twenty-three-year-olds Shouldn't Be Writing Memoirs (Ch 2) Robert David Moseley 2011
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Someone more teflon, less reproachable, … Huntsman.
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Or is it just that what Bellesiles thinks is reproachable is quite at odds with what the vast majority of the reading public thinks?
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We all easily assimilated ourselves into the goth subculture there, which was slowly evolving into the reproachable emo movement that swept through suburban communities after nu metal and mall punk began to subside.
Twenty-three-year-olds Shouldn't Be Writing Memoirs (Ch 2) Robert David Moseley 2011
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Or is it just that what Bellesiles thinks is reproachable is quite at odds with what the vast majority of the reading public thinks?
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"This represents an absolutely reproachable act that fills the entire society with indignation," Interior Minister Fernando G mez-Mont told a news conference.
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Or is it just that what Bellesiles thinks is reproachable is quite at odds with what the vast majority of the reading public thinks?
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Or is it just that what Bellesiles thinks is reproachable is quite at odds with what the vast majority of the reading public thinks?
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