reprovement
/rɪˈpruːvm(ə)nt/noun
Reproof, rebuke; an instance of this.
Origin
Late 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Cocker (d. 1676), calligrapher and arithmetician. From reprove + -ment.
- notariate
- notaricon
- notarikon
- notariqon
- notarisation
- notarise
- notarization
- notarize
- notary
- notary public
- not a sausage
- not as black as one is painted
- not at all
- notate
- not a thing
- not at home
- notatin
- notation
- notational
- notationally
- notationist
- notative
- notator
- not bat (or without batting) an eyelid (or eye or eyelash)
- not be able to do something a lick