Upbraid

to find fault with someone; to rebuke or scold someone (not as strong as castigate, stronger than chide); admonish; rebuke; reproach; lambast; berate

@eu-people.bsky.social

Do blokes still have a place in British politics?

https://www.europesays.com/people/183462/

This week, the Times reported that Prime Minister Andy Burnham has been upbraided by his social media team…

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no context sacred harp

no context sacred harp

@sacredharpbot.bsky.social

Neither will He upbraid you,

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Unreconstructed Curmudgeon

Unreconstructed Curmudgeon

@ems1944.bsky.social

It’s such an odd feeling to experience the ruination of one’s country in real time, a feeling closest to bemused dread, a bit like the recently upbraided school bully who knows he’ll have to

https://open.substack.com/pub/phillipspobrien/p/is-china-going-in-for-the-kill?r=21oub&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email

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