﹒A formal expression of disapproval or criticism.
﹒To rebuke someone officially or severely for a fault or offense.
﹒The manager issued a formal reprimand to the employee for arriving late to the meeting.
﹒She received a stern reprimand from her teacher for talking during the exam.
﹒The coach decided to reprimand the team for their lack of effort during the second half of the game.
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