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Showing words for UPBRAID using the English dictionary

7 Letter Words for Upbraid

upbraid

6 Letter Words for Upbraid

ribaud

5 Letter Words for Upbraid

adrip, barid, bidar, braid, pabir, padri, pardi, purda, rabid, rapid, rubai, rubia, rupia, upbar, upbid, uprid, urbia

4 Letter Words for Upbraid

abid, abir, abri, ardu, arid, arui, bapu, bard, bari, barp, baru, baud, baur, bida, bird, brad, brid, buda, bura, burd, buri, burp, darb, dari, daub, daur, drab, drap, drib, drip, drub, duar, dura, ibrd, padi, paid, pair, pard, pari, piua, prad, prau, puir, puri, rabi, raid, ripa, rupa, uria

3 Letter Words for Upbraid

abd, abp, abr, abu, adp, aid, air, apr, arb, ard, aru, aud, bad, bai, bap, bar, bid, bpi, bra, bud, bur, dab, dap, dar, dau, dia, dib, dip, dir, dpi, dub, dui, dup, dur, iba, ida, idp, ipr, ira, iud, pad, par, pau, pia, pid, pir, piu, pua, pub, pud, pur, rab, rad, rai, rap, rbi, ria, rib, rid, rip, rub, rud, ubi, ura, urb, urd, urp

Definitions for Upbraid

[1] to find fault with or reproach severely; censure: The military tribunal upbraided the soldier for his cowardice.
[2] (of things) to bring reproach on; serve as a reproach to.
[3] Archaic . to utter reproaches.
[4] to reprove or reproach angrily
[5] to find fault with

Words related to Upbraid

chastise, chide, berate, admonish, castigate, reprimand, reproach, ream, criticize, chasten, censure, blame, lecture

Words nearby Upbraid

upas, upaya, upbear, upbeat, upbound, upbraid, upbraiding, upbringing, upbuild, upburst, upc

Origin of Upbraid

before 1000; Middle English; Old English upbrēdan to adduce as a fault. See up-, braid

Other words from Upbraid

up·braid·er , noun
un·up·braid·ed , adjective

Word origin for Upbraid

Old English upbregdan; related to Danish bebreide; see up , braid

Synonyms for Upbraid

admonish, berate, castigate, chastise, chide, reprimand, reproach, blame, censure, chasten, criticize, lecture, ream, chew out, give a talking-to, jump on, lay down the law, light into, put down, rake over the coals, take to task, tell off