Synonyms for Re-proved:

• adj.

  •punished (adjective)
  • penalized,
  • executed,
  • chastised,
  • Castigated,
  • Lectured,
  • reproved,
  • Grounded,
  • Incarcerated,
  • Expelled,
  • Sentenced,
  • Birched,
  • defrocked,
  • Switched,
  • Spanked,
  • chastened,
  • dismissed,
  • Flogged,
  • Exiled,
  • imprisoned,
  • Whipped,
  • Immured,
  • confined,
  • corrected,
  • Scolded,
  • Debarred.
  •warned (adjective)
  • reprimanded,
  • Cautioned.

• v.

  •admonish (verb)
  • glue,
  • warn,
  • tell off,
  • counsel,
  • notice,
  • come down hard on,
  • tell a thing or two,
  • rap,
  • exhort,
  • enjoin,
  • advise,
  • speak to,
  • sit on,
  • Forewarn,
  • give a going over,
  • draw the line,
  • ding,
  • give a piece of one's mind,
  • growl,
  • rebuke,
  • slap on wrist,
  • reprove,
  • call on the carpet,
  • hoist,
  • call down,
  • talk to,
  • check,
  • jack up,
  • rap on knuckles.
  •attack (verb)
  • criticize,
  • jump on one's case,
  • blitz,
  • stretch,
  • blame,
  • abuse,
  • vilify,
  • impugn,
  • revile,
  • malign,
  • refute,
  • shoot down.
  •berate (verb)
  • jump all over,
  • rail at,
  • cuss out,
  • eat out,
  • give what for,
  • vituperate,
  • blister,
  • scorch,
  • give one hell,
  • tongue-lash,
  • rate,
  • rake over the coals,
  • chew,
  • jaw.
  •blame (verb)
  • indict,
  • reprehend,
  • lay to,
  • skin,
  • tax,
  • find fault with,
  • denounce,
  • saddle,
  • finger,
  • attribute,
  • climb all over,
  • stick it to,
  • frame,
  • blast,
  • Denunciate,
  • disapprove,
  • roast,
  • lower the boom,
  • lay a bad trip on,
  • pass the buck,
  • let one have it,
  • express disapprobation,
  • impute,
  • ascribe,
  • hold responsible,
  • point the finger,
  • lay at one's door,
  • knock,
  • charge,
  • blow the whistle on.
  •censure (verb)
  • denigrate,
  • chastise,
  • asperse,
  • disparage,
  • carp at,
  • deprecate,
  • rebuff,
  • tear apart,
  • ostracize,
  • get after,
  • discipline,
  • read out,
  • look askance,
  • exprobate,
  • animadvert,
  • cavil,
  • pick apart,
  • judge,
  • contemn,
  • cut up,
  • remonstrate,
  • attack,
  • backbite,
  • pull apart,
  • incriminate.
  •chasten (verb)
  • objurgate,
  • humble,
  • repress,
  • punish,
  • soften,
  • restrain,
  • fulminate against,
  • try,
  • curb,
  • penalize,
  • scourge,
  • afflict,
  • abase,
  • have on the carpet,
  • cow,
  • subdue,
  • tame.
  •chide (verb)
  • lesson,
  • take down,
  • slap on the wrist,
  • monish,
  • tick off,
  • give a hard time,
  • take down a peg,
  • find fault,
  • flay.
  •condemn (verb)
  • proscribe,
  • adjudge,
  • belittle,
  • let have it,
  • doom,
  • send up the river,
  • put away,
  • damn,
  • name,
  • pronounce,
  • sentence,
  • come down on,
  • put down,
  • pin it on,
  • pass sentence on,
  • depreciate,
  • send up,
  • find guilty,
  • thumbs down on,
  • reprobate,
  • blow whistle on,
  • point finger at,
  • decry,
  • hang something on.
  •correct (verb)
  • administer,
  • chasten.
  •criticize (verb)
  • pick at,
  • carp,
  • slug,
  • scathe,
  • cut to bits,
  • dress down,
  • animadvert on,
  • trim,
  • clobber,
  • jump on,
  • zap,
  • nit-pick,
  • bash,
  • slam,
  • fluff,
  • trash,
  • pan,
  • give bad press,
  • do a number on,
  • skin alive,
  • cut down,
  • nag at,
  • Fustigate,
  • rip,
  • HIT,
  • excoriate,
  • slog.
  •denounce (verb)
  • brand,
  • implicate,
  • prosecute,
  • blacklist,
  • smear,
  • rat,
  • adjudicate,
  • inveigh against,
  • accuse,
  • stigmatize,
  • derogate,
  • show up,
  • expose,
  • impeach,
  • declaim,
  • threaten,
  • charge with,
  • arraign,
  • boycott.
  •disapprove (verb)
  • dispraise,
  • spurn,
  • pass on,
  • deplore,
  • disfavor,
  • Discommend,
  • look down on,
  • dismiss,
  • disesteem,
  • frown on,
  • oppose,
  • dislike,
  • refuse,
  • turn down,
  • look askance at,
  • nix,
  • take dim view of,
  • expostulate,
  • veto,
  • detract,
  • discountenance,
  • reject,
  • object to,
  • find unacceptable,
  • disallow,
  • zing,
  • set aside,
  • take exception to.
  •dress down (verb)
  • rail,
  • ream,
  • tear into,
  • rake over coals,
  • carpet,
  • lash.
  •excoriate (verb)
  • slash.
  •execrate (verb)
  • anathematize,
  • despise,
  • Accurse,
  • curse,
  • detest,
  • loathe,
  • imprecate,
  • abhor,
  • abominate.
  •lecture (verb)
  • sermonize,
  • give going-over,
  • give piece of mind,
  • rank on,
  • moralize,
  • preach.
  •punish (verb)
  • expel,
  • knock about,
  • throw the book at,
  • misuse,
  • harm,
  • hurt,
  • correct,
  • rough up,
  • do in,
  • maltreat,
  • exile,
  • beat up,
  • rap knuckles,
  • cuff,
  • whip,
  • paddle,
  • attend to,
  • incarcerate,
  • spank,
  • injure,
  • fine,
  • crack down on,
  • immure,
  • debar,
  • beat,
  • defrock,
  • slap wrist,
  • flog,
  • oppress,
  • switch,
  • execute,
  • batter,
  • give the works,
  • teach a lesson,
  • train.
  •rail against (verb)
  • assail.
  •rebuff (verb)
  • neglect,
  • push back,
  • slight,
  • repulse,
  • resist,
  • snub,
  • discourage,
  • repudiate,
  • fend off,
  • cut,
  • beat off,
  • put in one's place,
  • hold off,
  • decline,
  • send away,
  • disregard,
  • repel,
  • stave off,
  • keep at arm's length,
  • brush off,
  • lash out at,
  • keep at a distance,
  • ignore,
  • cross,
  • ward off,
  • not hear of,
  • keep at bay,
  • pass up,
  • deny,
  • put off.
  •rebuke (verb)
  • jawbone,
  • pay,
  • carp on,
  • lean on,
  • rake,
  • sound off,
  • read,
  • fry,
  • go after.
  •reprimand (verb)
  • give piece of one's mind,
  • give the dickens,
  • light into.
  •reproach (verb)
  • lay on,
  • call to task,
  • give comeuppance,
  • give the devil,
  • defame,
  • discredit.
  •reprove (verb)
  • lambaste,
  • reprimand,
  • chide,
  • bawl out,
  • lay into,
  • admonish,
  • reproach,
  • chew out,
  • castigate,
  • upbraid,
  • berate,
  • jump down one's throat,
  • lecture,
  • read the riot act,
  • take to task,
  • censure,
  • condemn,
  • scold.
  •revile (verb)
  • lay down the law,
  • give a talking to,
  • scorn.
  •scold (verb)
  • taunt,
  • objurate,
  • give a talking-to,
  • keep aft,
  • nag,
  • recriminate.
  •tax (verb)
  • criminate,
  • inculpate.
  •tell off (verb)
  • give tongue-lashing.
  •warn (verb)
  • apprise,
  • instruct,
  • forbid,
  • recommend,
  • clue in,
  • alert,
  • tell,
  • inform,
  • address,
  • give the high sign,
  • direct,
  • suggest,
  • put on guard,
  • wise up,
  • hint,
  • fill in,
  • guide,
  • forearm,
  • prepare,
  • urge,
  • advocate,
  • give warning,
  • tip,
  • caution,
  • tip off,
  • prescribe,
  • lay it out,
  • dissuade,
  • cry wolf,
  • post,
  • remind,
  • give fair warning,
  • clue,
  • order,
  • acquaint,
  • summon,
  • signal,
  • make aware,
  • prompt,
  • predict,
  • notify.

Antonyms for Re-proved:

• adj.

  • punished
    exonerated, released, cleared.

• v.

  • admonish
    applaud, permit, extol, allow, commend.
  • attack
    resist, sanction, submit, surrender, be lazy, slough off, defend, sustain, withstand, protect, aid, endorse, shield, shelter, support, retreat.
  • berate
    hail.
  • blame
    exalt, exculpate, free, thank, absolve, acquit.
  • censure
    cherish, forgive, agree.
  • chasten
    comfort, cheer, let go, promote, inspirit, honor, reward, boost, embolden, assist, encourage, uplift, help, release, animate.
  • condemn
    clear, set free, pardon, build up, discharge.
  • correct
    pamper, blunder, blow, mistake, pet, indulge, be permissive, coddle, goof, spoil.
  • criticize
    guess, estimate, suppose, lose.
  • denounce
    ignore, welcome, cover.
  • disapprove
    like, accept, ratify, love.
  • execrate
    admire, adore.
  • punish
    benefit, award, preserve, guard.
  • rebuff
    go along, ok, attract, pay attention, admit, acknowledge, regard, grant, note, hug, include, take in.
  • reprove
    exonerate, flatter, laud, praise, approve, compliment.
  • tax
    unburden.
  • warn
    mislead, discourage, conceal, misguide, neglect, hide, withhold, disorganize, dissuade, prevent.