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chastise (v)
to punish or criticize
You're in Trouble
The prisoner was chastised.
reprove (v)
to scold
You're in Trouble
The student was reproved.
reprehensible (adj)
worthy of blame or censure
You're in Trouble
Her cleaning was reprehensible.
culpable (adj)
derserving blame
You're in Trouble
culpa
Susie was culpable for spilling the milk.
indict (v)
to accuse of an offense
You're in Trouble
The criminal was indicted.
reproach (v)
to blame; to express disapproval
You're in Trouble
Tommy often reproachs Susie.
rebuke (v)
to scold
You're in Trouble
The child was rebuked.
castigate (v)
to punish severly
You're in Trouble
Amy harshly castigated her daughter.
impeach (v)
to accuse of wrongdoing
You're in Trouble
President Nixon was impeached.
irreproachable (adj)
beyond blame
You're in Trouble
Murder is an irreproachable crime.
berate (v)
to punish severely
You're in Trouble
Susie was berated for trashing the house.
culprit (n)
one guilty of a crime
You're in Trouble
culpa
The murder was a culprit.
acquit (v)
to clear of a charge
You're in Trouble
He was found not quility and acquited.
reprimand (v)
to scold
You're in Trouble
The teacher reprimands her students a lot.