GRE vocabulary
objurgate
to scold or rebuke someone sharply
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Questions about “objurgate”
Objurgate (verb) means to scold or rebuke someone sharply
Here is objurgate used in an example sentence: "The coach objurgated the players for their careless mistakes in the final minutes."
Common synonyms for objurgate include upbraid, chide, reprove.
Antonyms of objurgate include praise, commend.
Objurgate is a GRE-level vocabulary word worth knowing for the Verbal section.
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