v. to find fault with angrily; chide; reprimand; To reprimand or criticize harshly and usually angrily
The mother scolded her child for being rude.
The mother scolded her child for being rude.
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Why does Calvin get scolded by the principal?
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What did Harry do when Greg scolded him?
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Who scolded the policeman and the onlookers?
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The parent scolded the child for misbehaving.
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Who scolded the children?
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Sammy felt that being scolded in front of her friends was demeaning.
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Who gets scolded by General Schiller after everyone wakes up from biosuspension?
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The children were scolded for their inappropriate behavior.
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Why was Cricket scolded by her teacher?
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She rashly scolded the innocent puppy.
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How did Drew feel when his mother scolded him for taking the Maserati?
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What did Ruby do that Kensey scolded her for?
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Who scolded Mulan, telling her that 'proper young women do not play with swords'?
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chide; reprimand; admonish; call down
praise
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