Reprehend
Reprehendv.t.to reprove, chide, blame, censure
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Reprehender
Reprehendern.a reprover, blamer, censurer
Reprehensible
Reprehensiblea.culpable, blamable, wrong
Reprehensibleness
Reprehensiblenessn.blamableness, liableness to censure
Reprehensibly
Reprehensiblyad.blamably
Reprehension
Reprehensionn.reproof, open blame, censure
Reprehensive
Reprehensivea.containing reproof or blame
Represent
Representv.to show, exhibit, appear for another
Representation
Representationn.likeness, acount, appearance for another, a whole body of delegates
Representative
Representativea.put in the place of another
Representative (2)
Representativen.a substitute in power, a deputy
Representatively
Representativelyad.by means of a deputy or deputies
Representer
Representern.one who exhibits, a deputy
Representment
Representmentn.an image, figure, likeness
Repress
Repressv.t.to crush, subdue, curb, restrain
Repress (2)
Repress, or Repressionn.the act of crushing
Repressive
Repressivea.able or tending to repress
Reprieve
Reprieven.a respit, a delay of sentence, ease
Reprimand
Reprimandn.a reproof, reprehension, blame
Reprimand (2)
Reprimandv.t.to chide, rebuke, reprove, check
Reprint
Reprintv.t.to print a new or fresh edition
Reprisal
Reprisal, or Reprisen.seizure by way or recompense
Reproach
Reproachv.t.to upbraid, censure, condemn
Reproach (2)
Reproachn.censure, blame, disgrace, scandal
Reproachable
Reproachablea.deserving reproach, disgraceful
Reproacher
Reproachern.one who reproaches or upbraids
Reproachful
Reproachfula.scurrilous, abusive, infamous