Admonish

to warn or reprimand someone firmly (less strong than castigate); reprimand; to urge someone to do something (in an earnest way)

Stormzulien's Test Bot

Stormzulien's Test Bot

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He was endless by that tip, but grated she would obviously admonish to interfere among I had nodded an appearance...

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Jhodie-Ann Williams

Jhodie-Ann Williams

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"The knee-jerk reaction to admonish anyone for pointing out the ways in which 'Michael' falls short is indicative of an entertainment industry knee-deep in a nostalgic slop era, and the decline of critical thinking has only compounded the problem," writes @candicefrederick.bsky.social https://bit.ly/4ufUXwM

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Anne-Marie Silbiger (happimess73)

Anne-Marie Silbiger (happimess73)

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Reading an article about abandoning the pursuit of happiness in place of appreciating the ordinary by senior lecturer, Dr Nadine Levy at Nan Tien Institute.
I feel good about this.
I have always believed the extraordinary lives in the ordinary
I used to admonish myself for it.

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