reproving [rɪˈpru:vɪŋ] ADJ form
- reproving
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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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The reproach group was called up and reproved for their poor performance, while the ignored group received no recognition.
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....
en.wikipedia.org 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 the sin is known generally by the entire congregation or the community, an announcement is made informing the congregation that the person has been reproved.
en.wikipedia.org These their opinions remain, however, to be now reproved or confirmed by a less partial public.
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