re·prove [rɪˈpru:v] V. trans. form
- reprove
- okarati
- reprove
- ošteti
reprove V.
- reprove (obsolete) trans.
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| I | reprove |
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| you | reprove |
| he/she/it | reproves |
| we | reprove |
| you | reprove |
| they | reprove |
| I | reproved |
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| you | reproved |
| he/she/it | reproved |
| we | reproved |
| you | reproved |
| they | reproved |
| I | have | reproved |
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| you | have | reproved |
| he/she/it | has | reproved |
| we | have | reproved |
| you | have | reproved |
| they | have | reproved |
| I | had | reproved |
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| you | had | reproved |
| he/she/it | had | reproved |
| we | had | reproved |
| you | had | reproved |
| they | had | reproved |
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This is probably correct, though the tsar later, when he had recovered his mental equilibrium, reproved her for her indiscretion in talking of the matter.
en.wikipedia.org If in this examination you find that you have done wrong, reprove yourself severely for it; 44.
en.wikipedia.org A strange spirit rules with this class, which would bear down and run over anyone who would reprove them.
en.wikipedia.org The first page in her log book notes that she had to reprove a boy for fighting.
en.wikipedia.org Whoever is shown to have insufficiently prepared himself is reproved by the head, and threatened with the withdrawal of the stipend appropriated for his subsistence....
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