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reproach : abuse, reprimand /verb [transitive]
to tell someone officially that something they have done is very wrong: The military court reprimanded him for failing to do his duty.
reprimand noun [countable] , condemn, rebuke, scold, blame
reproduce : copy, duplicate, imitate, generate, beget // verb past tense and past participle begot / ?gt/
or past tense begat
past participle begotten / / [transitive] formal

1 old use to become the father of a child

2 to cause something or make it happen: Hunger begets crime.

reprove : rebuke, blame, censure, reproach, reprimand,
scold, admonish
reputation : repute, honor, fame, distinction, renown
request1 / noun

1 [countable] a polite or formal demand for something

[+ for]: They have made an urgent request for international aid. | request that: He ignored the neighbours' requests that he should make less noise. | at sb's request (=because they asked you to): I telephoned her in Paris, at Staunton's request. | on request (=when you ask for it): Further details will be sent on request. | by request (=because someone has especially asked for it): There were no flowers at the funeral, by request. | any requests? spoken (=used to ask people if they want anything): I'm going to the bar - any requests?

2 [countable] a piece of music that is played on the radio because someone has asked for it