PPT-reproach: (v) scold, reprimand

n disapproval I wanted to make Joe less ignorant and common that he might be worthier of my society and less open to Estellas Great Expectations Charles Dickens reproach. A dictator experiment by Agn HOW GOD DEFINES . “BLAMELESS”. . IN. 1 TIMOTHY 3:2-7. NECESSARY QUALITIES TO BE BLAMELESS IN CHARACTER AND COMPETENCE. 1 Timothy 3:2-7. The husband of one wife . (literally . “of one woman a man”. 1 Timothy 3:1-7; Titus 1:5-9. 1 Timothy 3:1-7; Titus 1:5-9. The approach many churches take to these passages. Take . the lists from . 1 Tim. 3 . and . Titus 1. to make . one . comprehensive checklist. Revelation 2:4. Revelation 2:4-5. Nevertheless I have this against you, that you have left your first love. 5 Remember therefore from where you have fallen; repent and do the first works, or else I will come to you quickly and remove your lampstand from its place — unless you repent.. Admonish: to caution; to scold mildly. . deadlock: tie. Breach: a gap debris: wreckage. Brigand: thief dilemma: problem. Unit 5. Vocabulary Words. 1. Accomplice. (n.) a person who takes part in a crime. The driver of the getaway car was arrested and tried as an. ACCOMPLICE . in the daring bank robbery.. Synonyms: partner in crime, confederate. Entry and Related Words. Slides 1-10 Verbs. Slides 11-20 Nouns. Abate. (v.) t. o . lessen or decrease. Related Words: . diminish . (. syn.), . w. ane (more poetic than “diminish”). Antonym. : wax. This document contains two letters written and signed by Thomas Woznicki, a former teacher at the New Richmond, Wisconsin school district. The letters include references to a “formal reprimand.” Unit 5. Vocabulary Words. 1. Accomplice. (n.) a person who takes part in a crime. The driver of the getaway car was arrested and tried as an. ACCOMPLICE . in the daring bank robbery.. Synonyms: partner in crime, confederate. Breach: a violation, a gap, rift. Brigand: an outlaw, bandit, robber. . Circumspect. Commandeer: To seize for military of official use. Cumbersome: clumsy, hard to handle. Deadlock: a standstill resulting from the opposition of two equal forces . eclipse. To surpass; to overshadow; to excel. expedient. A means to an end; that which is advantageous. ferocity. Savageness; wildness. infernal. Devilish; like a fiend; also, pesky or detestably. ingenuity. To warn or . reprimand . someone firmly. Synonyms of Admonish:. Reprimand. Scold. Chastise. Chide. Berate. Rebuke. Antonyms of Admonish. Approve. Endorse. Sanction. Praise. Admonish in a sentence. My teacher admonished me for sending a snap during class. . Vocabulary Workshop Unit 1 Level D English 9A Admonish (v) to caution or advise against something; to scold mildly; to remind of a duty Synonym: warn, call on the carpet Antonym: praise, pat on the back The Book Thief Prologue and Part 1 Affable af·fa·ble ˈ afəb (ə)l/ (ADJ ) good-natured, or easy to talk to. SYN – friendly or pleasant ANT - unfriendly Lethal ˈ lēTHəl / (ADJ ) sufficient to cause death