to warn or reprimand someone firmly (less strong than castigate); reprimand; to urge someone to do something (in an earnest way)
Mateo
@bozodeluxe.bsky.social
Outside, basking in this day, a person pushing a stroller goes down the alley. Waffles begins barking madly through an open window. I turn sharply and before I can admonish him, from the stroller, a small voice: “Ooooh! It’s Waffles! Hi, Waffles!!” So, I quieted and got out of the way of their joy.
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Cañon City Daily Record
@canoncitydailyrecord.com
‘Do better’: Residents admonish Cañon City Council to change
https://mrf.lu/2f5rV
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Todd Liebergen
@toddmliebergen.bsky.social
Note 587: learning, application
What good is learning about something if you do not apply that knowledge in some way?
I have some experience with organizations that teach others to do things and do not apply that teaching to themselves.
I have some experience with people who admonish people ...
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