rebuke in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Rebuke: to express sharp disapproval or criticism of someone’s behavior or actions.

The teacher had to rebuke the student for his disruptive behavior in class.
Despite her calm demeanor, she couldn't hide her desire to rebuke the unfair criticism.
After the meeting, the manager issued a rebuke to the team for missing the deadline.
His harsh rebuke stung, but it ultimately motivated her to improve her performance.
In her speech, she didn't hesitate to rebuke the policies that had led to widespread inequality.
The teacher had to rebuke the student for constantly interrupting the class.
Despite his initial anger, he chose to rebuke his friend gently, hoping to guide rather than scold.
Her rebuke came as a shock, as she had always been supportive of his decisions.
The manager issued a firm rebuke to the team for missing the project deadline.
After the meeting, he received a public rebuke from his colleagues for his inappropriate comments.