bepreach
/biˈprɛtʃ/Definitions
1. verb
To speak or utter words of censure or criticism.
“She bepreached him for his careless behavior.”
2. verb
To utter or express a rebuke or criticism.
“He bepreached her for her thoughtless comment.”
3. verb
To speak or utter words of blame or condemnation.
“The politician bepreached his opponent for corruption.”
4. noun
An expression of censure or criticism.
“The bepreach of the crowd was directed at the politician.”
5. noun
A rebuke or criticism.
“The bepreach of the teacher was meant to motivate the student.”