reproach /ri-prōchˈ/

1. To upbraid, rebuke
2. To blame (oneself, etc; with for or with)
3. To reprove gently
4. To bring into discredit
5. To cast (something) in someone's teeth (with to, against, also on; Dryden, etc)

1. Upbraiding
2. Reproof
3. Censure
4. Disgrace
5. A source or matter of disgrace or shame

reproachˈable adjective

reproachˈer noun

reproachˈful adjective

1. Reproving
2. Deserving of reproach, disgraceful (obsolete)

reproachˈfully adverb

reproachˈfulness noun

reproachˈless adjective

Irreproachable

above or beyond reproach

Excellent, too good to be criticized

the Reproaches

Antiphons chanted in Roman Catholic churches on Good Friday, in which Christ reproaches the Jewish people

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