reproof (n.) Old form(s): reproofe
rebuff, rebuke, censure
Cor II.ii.32[Second Officer to First Officer, of Coriolanus' worthiness] To report otherwise were a malice that ... would pluck reproof and rebuke from every ear that heard it
TC I.iii.33[Nestor to Agamemnon] In the reproof of chance / Lies the true proof of men
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