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EnolaGayTibbets1
What's the difference between " reprobate" and " reprehend" when they are used as verbs, please?
For instance:
Such cramming method of teaching is now severely reprobated/reprehend.
Thank you very much for reading~
17 mars 2023 19:02
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2
You've posted that in the Spanish section by mistake.
17 mars 2023
1
Neither one is common.
"Reprehend" is an extremely formal way to describe denouncing or scolding someone. "Reprimand" is still somewhat formal, but much more common.
"Reprobate" is only a noun or adjective in modern usage. Its use as a verb is archaic. The primary meaning was similar to the first two, but it could also be used to describe just feeling disapproval without actually expressing it.
17 mars 2023
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EnolaGayTibbets1
Compétences linguistiques
Chinois (mandarin), Anglais
Langue étudiée
Anglais
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