rebuke (noun)

1. During World War II, Winston Churchill delivered a powerful rebuke to Hitler and the Nazi regime.

2. In the cartoon, the teacher gave Bart Simpson a rebuke for his mischievous behavior in class.

3. The captain of the spaceship issued a rebuke to the crew member who had disobeyed orders during their mission.

4. The wise old wizard gently delivered a rebuke to the young princess for her careless actions that had caused trouble in the kingdom.

1. In the dystopian future, the ruler rebuked anyone who dared to question their authority.

2. The protagonist's mentor rebuked him for his lack of focus and determination in becoming a true warrior.

3. After a heated argument, the couple reconciled when the man apologized for rebuking his partner in anger.

4. In the animated series, the character rebuked his sidekick for constantly causing chaos with his reckless actions.