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Translation Es -> Fr
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Translation De -> Fr
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Translation Fr -> De
Reprehension
Rep`re`hen´sion
Pronunciation:
~sh?n
n.
1.
Reproof
;
censure
;
blame
;
disapproval
.
This
Basilius
took
as
though
his
mistress
had
given
him
a
secret
reprehension
that
he
had
not
showed
more
gratefulness
to
Dorus
.
- Sir P. Sidney.
Noun
1.
reprehension
-
an
act
or
expression
of
criticism
and
censure
; "
he
had
to
take
the
rebuke
with
a
smile
on
his
face
"
Synonyms:
rebuke
,
reprimand
,
reproof
,
reproval
admonishment
,
admonition
,
anathema
,
arraignment
,
blame
,
castigation
,
censure
,
chastisement
,
chiding
,
condemnation
,
correction
,
damnation
,
decrial
,
denouncement
,
denunciation
,
excoriation
,
flaying
,
fulmination
,
fustigation
,
impeachment
,
indictment
,
lecture
,
lesson
,
objurgation
,
pillorying
,
rating
,
rebuke
,
reprimand
,
reproach
,
reprobation
,
reproof
,
reproval
,
scolding
,
sermon
,
skinning
alive
,
spanking
,
stricture
,
upbraiding
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Repossession
Reposure
repot
Repour
Repoussage
Repousse
Repousse work
repp
Reprefe
Reprehend
Reprehender
reprehensibility
Reprehensible
reprehensibly
-- Reprehension --
Reprehensive
reprehensively
Reprehensory
Represent
Representable
Representance
Representant
Representation
Representation Language Language
Representation of persons; a fiction of the law
representational
representational process
Representationary
Representative
Representative democracy
representative sample
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