Scolders example sentences

scolder

definition

  - noun form of scold

scold

verb

scold (verb) · scolds (third person present) · scolded (past tense) · scolded (past participle) · scolding (present participle)

  - remonstrate with or rebuke (someone) angrily:

  - (of a bird) call loudly and persistently:

  - a person who nags or grumbles constantly (typically used of a woman):

Synonyms

scold, rebuke, reprimand, reproach, reprove, admonish, chastise, chide, upbraid, berate, castigate, lambaste, criticize, censure, rap, blast, rag, keelhaul, carpet, monster, wig, row, rate, trim, reprehend, objurgate, reproof, admonishment, admonition, remonstration, lecture, upbraiding, castigation, lambasting, criticism, earful, roasting, caning, carpeting, rollicking, wigging, rating, praise, compliment, commendation, nag, nagger, shrew, fishwife, harpy, termagant, harridan, complainer, moaner, grumbler, carper, kvetch, targe, Xanthippe, Legal

"Scolders" Example Sentences

1. The teacher scolds her students for misbehaving.
2. He scolds himself for making a careless mistake.
3. My mother often scolds me for being late.
4. The manager scolds the employee publicly for their poor performance.
5. She scolds her dog gently for chewing on her shoes.
6. The coach scolds the team after a disappointing loss.
7. He scolds with such force that it makes everyone flinch.
8. A stern voice scolds from the doorway.
9. Only when she scolds him does he listen.
10. The old woman scolds the neighborhood children for their noise.
11. She scolds, but her heart isn't really in it.
12. His conscience scolds him for his dishonesty.
13. The newspaper scolds the government for its inaction.
14. The principal scolds the unruly students harshly.
15. He scolds her, but his anger quickly fades.
16. The sermon scolds the congregation for its complacency.
17. A harsh wind scolds against the windows.
18. She scolds him, but he ignores her completely.
19. The article scolds the company's unethical practices.
20. His inner voice scolds him for his procrastination.
21. Although she scolds often, her love is always evident.
22. He scolds softly, hoping to avoid further conflict.
23. The referee scolds the player for unsportsmanlike conduct.
24. The captain scolds the crew for their negligence.
25. Despite her scolding, he continued his rebellious behavior.
26. After scolding him, she felt a pang of guilt.
27. The scolding was less harsh than expected.
28. Her scolding was justified, considering his actions.
29. He received a sharp scolding from his supervisor.
30. The intensity of the scolding shocked him.
31. Receiving a scolding is preferable to facing the consequences.
32. He deserved the scolding he received.
33. The memory of the scolding still lingers.
34. She avoided a scolding by confessing her mistake.
35. A heartfelt apology averted a scolding.
36. The anticipation of a scolding made him nervous.
37. To avoid a scolding, he cleaned his room.
38. He braced himself for the impending scolding.
39. The scolding was brief but effective.
40. Fear of a scolding kept him in line.
41. With a scolding glance, she silenced him.
42. The judge scolds the defendant for their lies.
43. Nature itself seems to scold us with its fury.
44. The waves scold against the shore.
45. His conscience scolds him for his betrayal.
46. The wind scolds through the trees.
47. The storm scolds with its thunder and lightning.
48. History scolds us for repeating past mistakes.
49. The painting scolds with its harsh colors.
50. The music scolds with its dissonant chords.

Common Phases

1. First scolders, last laughers.
2. Second scolders, seldom menders.
3. Third scolders, rarely redeemers.
4. Fourth scolders, often forfeiters.
5. Fifth scolders, frequently regretters.
6. Sixth scolders, habitually bitter.
7. Seventh scolders, perpetually frustrated.
8. Eighth scolders, consistently unheeded.
9. Ninth scolders, ultimately isolated.
10. Tenth scolders, eventually alone.

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