scolding
azarlama
definition
verb
Mom took Anna away, scolding her for her bad behavior
remonstrate with or rebuke (someone) angrily.
noun
she'd get a scolding from Victoria
an angry rebuke or reprimand.
adjective
a scolding glare
angrily rebuking or reprimanding.
translation of 'scolding'
noun
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example
"I can manage the rest on my own, thank you," she said with a 'scolding' look.
But while the tone was 'scolding' , the subtext was admiring.
she'd get a 'scolding' from Victoria
Josh gave her a 'scolding' look then went on with his own business, Rose trudging along behind.
Like any good crew chief, McGrew is parts wrench, coach, buddy and 'scolding' voice.
She repeatedly uses the phrase, "did no such thing," sounding more like a 'scolding' parent than an objective journalist.
The minister's shrilly voice seemed to ring in your ears similar to your mother's 'scolding' voice.
Like me, he's been apparently receiving a few 'scolding' messages lately from The Self-Appointed Orthodoxy Cops.
None of us heard anything that was the least bit 'scolding' .
And when he disagreed with Mr. Obama, he had a 'scolding' tone.
It will take more than a 'scolding' editorial to affect change.
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