reproach

simple noun9 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.2
bitter reproach7.2

Used to describe strong and angry criticism or blame.

mild reproach6.5

Used to describe gentle or not very strong criticism or blame.

a look of reproach7.5

A facial expression that shows you blame or disapprove of someone.

a word of reproach7.3

Spoken words that express blame or criticism.

full of reproach7.0

Describes a look, tone, or words that strongly express disapproval or blame.

beyond reproach8.2

Perfect, with no faults; impossible to criticize.

above reproach8.0

Perfect, with no faults; impossible to criticize.

with reproach6.8

Indicates the manner of an action, showing blame or disapproval.

reproach to5.5

Indicates that someone or something is the cause of shame or discredit for another.