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admonish English

Meaning admonish meaning

What does admonish mean?
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admonish Verb

— When you admonish someone, you scold or lecture the person.

admonish

— verb (= warn) admonish or counsel in terms of someone's behavior I warned him not to go too far I warn you against false assumptions She warned him to be quiet — verb take to task He admonished the child for his bad behavior — verb (= caution) warn strongly; put on guard

Synonyms admonish synonyms

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admonish English » English

warn scold rebuke reprove reprimand exhort reproach caution advise remonstrate tell off upbraid censure alert monish chide blame notify berate tip off persuade lecture instruct inform forewarn teach expostulate correct urge take a lot of explaining reprehend report repay reimburse recover recoup reclaim punish protest order objurgate knock hint grumble forestall edify discourage criticize condemn check

Topics admonish topics

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Language and thought Want Influence

Warn

Conjugation admonish conjugation

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admonish · verb

Examples admonish examples

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Movie subtitles

This tribunal will admonish both counsel.
We admonish you once more.
We admonish you to think of your soul and show true penance.
To admonish friends.
And I further admonish that counsel's attempts to try this case in the press and not before this court, will put him in the utmost peril.
In fact, I had to admonish my son for taking time to write home at all.
We once again admonish, beg and exalt you to cast out and recant your erroneous beliefs by signing this recantation.
I admonish myself, I should be content.
Even if I admonish myself not to think this way, but when people get closer to each other, they expect more to each other.
I admonish those here to view testimony today to keep order or this chamber will be cleared.
To Viscount de Prony, like you, to admonish him!
They'll admonish me, or even fire.
Maybe. before you admonish me with that tone of voice. you'd like to hear my insanely good news.
Look, I will admonish the jury.
I'll admonish the jury to restrict their deliberations to the issue of environmental damage.
The jury will disregard those statements and I will admonish counsel for making any further prejudicial statements.
To instruct the ignorant, counsel the doubtful, to admonish the sinners.
In other words, an ignoramus can't instruct another ignoramus, and a sinner can't admonish a sinner.
I admonish those here to view testimony today to keep order. or this chamber will be cleared.
Your Honor, I move to strike that tirade be stricken as nonresponsive and I request the court admonish the witness to answer.
And I wish you would admonish Ms. Crozier for constantly summarizing her case to the jury.
Do you propose to admonish me, sir?
If your hand just happens to find its way into my pants, then I will remove it promptly and admonish you for your vulgarity.
But now, now I must bid you all adieu and admonish you to watch your proverbial butts, for I shall be back with the sledgehammer of justice, prepared to lay Joseph waste to these four walls, if you so much as touch a hair on my client's.
This tribunal will admonish both counsels.
We can't admonish them Tuesday and cash their check Wednesday.
He prefers to admonish them.
I admonish those here to view testimony today to keep order.. orthischamberwillbecleared.
Failing to publicly admonish acts of eco-terrorism.
But they fail to publicly admonish those who do.
Argue that Baxter didn't properly admonish Terrence.
I. Look, I will admonish the jury.
I'm not anxious to admonish him publicly.

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The only thing that they agreed on was to admonish China to revalue its currency.

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