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earful Definition and Meaning in English (earful definition)

noun
Synonyms:scoldingreprimandlecture
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Earful definition: A long or severe scolding or reprimand given to someone.

Definitions of Earful

  1. 1noun

    A long or severe scolding or reprimand given to someone.

Example Sentences

“She gave him an earful for being late to the meeting.”

“I got an earful from my boss about the missed deadline.”

“After breaking the vase, the child received an earful from his mother.”

Synonyms

scoldingreprimandlecturetelling-offdressing-down

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