transitive. To condemn.

To prove or declare guilty of reprehensible conduct, error, etc.; now taken as transferred from 1. Const. of (†for). (= convince, v. 4.)

transitive. To express disapproval of (conduct, an action, a belief, etc.); to censure, condemn.

To adjudge and pronounce (a thing, practice, etc.) to be bad; to adjudge or declare forfeited, unfit for use, invalid, or illegal; to denounce or…

transitive. To pronounce an adverse judgement on; to express strong disapproval of, censure, blame.

figurative. To pass (adverse) judgement upon; to condemn, censure. Obsolete.

intransitive. With against, again, in contrair: to express an opinion in opposition to a person, proposition, etc. Later also with for, with: to…

transitive. To pronounce an opinion about; to pass judgement upon; to criticize; esp. to express, or indicate that one holds, an unfavourable view…

transitive. To find fault with (conduct, an action, a belief, etc.); to censure, condemn.

transitive. To censure or reprove (also †belittle) (a thing, act, etc.).

transitive. To disapprove of, censure, condemn.

To make good an accusation against, prove wrong or guilty, convict. Const. of Obsolete.

transitive. To challenge, find fault with, censure, reprehend, object to (a thing). Also intransitive. Obsolete.

transitive. To express disapproval of (an action, type of conduct, etc.), esp. in a good-humoured or teasing way; to criticize, censure; to…

transitive. To censure or criticize; to pass strictures on. Also intransitive. Now rare (literary).

To censure; to reprove, blame (a person, his action, etc.); to accuse, charge; to take to task, call to account.

transitive. To speak ill of, esp. (now always) falsely or maliciously; to defame, malign, vilify, slander; †to blame, censure (obsolete).

intransitive (?) To censure; to judge, discriminate.

To pronounce an adverse judgement on, express disapproval of, criticize unfavourably; to find fault with, blame, condemn. (The current sense.)

To expose and reprehend (faults). Obsolete.

transitive. = syndicate, v. 1: cf. syndic, n. 3.

transitive. To judge, censure. Obsolete.

intr. to check at: to aim reproof or censure at; to animadvert severely upon. Obsolete.

transitive. To express strong disapproval of (an action, quality, etc.); to censure, condemn.

To find fault with (a thing), to censure.

to stroke over: = perstringe, v. 1.