Word
objurgation
/ˌɒbdʒəːˈgeiʃən/
noun
痛斥；严斥；叱责
核心释义
the act of rebuking someone harshly
- 1.
严厉斥责；痛骂
rebuking a person harshly
严厉斥责；痛骂；训斥；谴责；非难
用法In use
The manager's objurgation of the employee for the mistake was so severe that it left everyone in the office uncomfortable.
用法提示：句中 objurgation 用作名词，表示‘严厉的训斥’
She accepted his objurgation without argument, knowing she had indeed failed to meet the deadline.
用法提示：句中 objurgation 用作名词，表示‘谴责’
His father's constant objurgation made him dread coming home from school.
用法提示：句中 objurgation 用作名词，表示‘非难’
objurgation of [noun phrase]
objurgation of 后通常接被训斥的人或行为。
The manager's objurgation of the employee was harsh.
经理对雇员的训斥很严厉。
to level objurgations at [someone]
相关词与表达Connections
易混词Confusing words
- abjuration
- 放弃, 发誓放弃 · objurgation是训斥，abjuration是放弃，发音相似但含义不同
- obligation
- 义务, 责任 · objurgation是训斥，obligation是义务，拼写相似但含义不同
词族Word family
- objurgate
- 严厉斥责；痛骂 · v.
- objurgatory
- 斥责的；严厉责备的 · adj.
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