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scolding Definition and Meaning in English (scolding definition)

noun
Synonyms:reprimandrebukelecture
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Scolding definition: A harsh reprimand or rebuke given to someone for their actions.

Definitions of Scolding

  1. 1noun

    A harsh reprimand or rebuke given to someone for their actions.

  2. 2verb

    The act of speaking angrily to someone because you disapprove of their behavior.

Example Sentences

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“The child received a scolding for breaking the vase.”

casual

“She was scolding her dog for digging up the garden.”

casual

“His mother's scolding made him feel guilty.”

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infinitivescold
third person singularscolds
past tensescolded
agent nounscolder

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Scolding definition: A harsh reprimand or rebuke given to someone for their actions.
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