Definition of Reprove
to strongly disapprove of
Examples of Reprove in a sentence
My father will more than likely reprove of my new boyfriend and chase him away like he has done all the others.
If the wealthy woman marries a man outside of her race, her racist father will reprove the relationship.
Our guitar teacher is going to reprove of the fact we did not practice our instrumental duet over the weekend.
While you can privately reprove the king’s actions, you cannot publicly admit your disapproval without being punished.
Any mother in her right mind would reprove of her teenage daughter’s forty-year-old boyfriend.
As a voter, I have the right to reprove the politician’s policies that are not in my best interest.
Margaret is going to reprove her son’s decision to drop out of high school.
During the trial, the defense attorney went out of his way to loudly reprove every statement made by the prosecution.
As the players looked at their coach’s angry face, they knew he was going to reprove their weak performance.
To restore order in her classroom, the teacher must reprove the actions of the disruptive student.
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