reproved
reject | reproved |
As verbs the difference between reject and reproved is that reject is to refuse to accept while reproved is ( reprove). As a noun reject is something that is rejected.
rebuke | reproved |
As verbs the difference between rebuke and reproved is that rebuke is to criticise harshly; to reprove while reproved is ( reprove). As a noun rebuke is a harsh criticism.
reproved | disapproved |
As verbs the difference between reproved and disapproved is that reproved is ( reprove) while disapproved is ( disapprove).
reproved | reprived |
As verbs the difference between reproved and reprived is that reproved is ( reprove) while reprived is ( reprive).
reprover | reproved |
As a noun reprover is one who reproves; who rebukes in a kind tone. As a verb reproved is ( reprove).
reprobed | reproved |
As verbs the difference between reprobed and reproved is that reprobed is ( reprobe) while reproved is ( reprove).
reproved | reproves |
As a verb reproved is ( reprove). As a noun reproves is .
reproed | reproved |
As verbs the difference between reproed and reproved is that reproed is ( repro) while reproved is ( reprove).
reprove | reproved |
As verbs the difference between reprove and reproved is that reprove is to express disapproval while reproved is ( reprove).
reproved | scold |
As verbs the difference between reproved and scold is that reproved is ( reprove) while scold is to rebuke. As a noun scold is (obsolete) a person fond of abusive language, in particular a troublesome and angry woman.
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