When We Use Admonish?
1: to Criticize or Warn Gently but Seriously the Principal Admonished a Student for Talking. 2: to Give Friendly Advice or Encouragement I Admonished Them to...
1 : to criticize or warn gently but seriously The principal admonished a student for talking. 2 : to give friendly advice or encouragement I admonished them to keep trying.
How do you use admonish?
- Because my kids were running around the store, knocking over merchandise, I had to admonish them.
- Finally, Drew had to admonish his employees to arrive on time for work, warning them of the consequences if they arrived late tomorrow.
What is the sentence of admonish?
He has been admonished; he ought to have been more careful. We are admonished in so many different quarters. On this side we are admonished because we put forward proposals. However, he admonished me for not being a little tougher.
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