The senator, exprobrating the corruption within the committee, demanded immediate reforms.

His exprobration, voiced in a single bitter sentence, cut deeper than any insult and left the room in stunned silence.

Despite his sincere apologies, the politician endured relentless exprobrations from the press and the opposition.

Her exprobrative glance cut him off mid-sentence, making the room fall silent.

When the apprentice spilled the dye, the master would exprobrate him in a tone that mixed disappointment with weary affection.

During the faculty meeting, the dean exprobrates any proposal that neglects student welfare.

Although the historian exprobrated the leader in his notes, later evidence softened his judgment.