Reproof
<ree-proof>
object; reprimand; criticize;
a statement that accuses someone.
The letter was a stern reproof of his bad deeds.
Memory trick:
reproof reminds of proof
we offer proof of their guilt
At work:
The bug report is a reproof the project was rushed. It's lucky we have time to fix it.
(c) 2015 E. Carruthers
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