1. A mild rebuke or criticism
   "words of reproach" 
2. Disgrace or shame
   "he brought reproach upon his family"

1. Express criticism towards
   "The president reproached the general for his irresponsible behaviour"
   - upbraid

Derived forms: reproached, reproaching, reproaches

See also: reproacher

Type of: accuse, criminate, disgrace, ignominy, impeach, incriminate, rebuke, reprehension, reprimand, reproof, reproval, shame

• common meter
• common milkwort
• common mood
• common moonseed
• common moonwort
• common morel
• common morning glory
• common mosquito
• common mugwort
• common mullein
• common multiple
• common murre
• common myrtle
• common nardoo
• common newt
• common nightshade
• common noun
• common nuisance
• common nutcracker
• common oak
• common opossum
• common or garden
• common osier
• common pea
• common people