Synonym: accuse, blame, condemn, denounce. Similar words: approach, proactive, reprobate, coach, retroactively, reprisal, reprimand, reprieve. Meaning: [rɪ'prəʊtʃ] 
n. 1. a mild rebuke or criticism 2. disgrace or shame. v. express criticism towards.
n. 1. a mild rebuke or criticism 2. disgrace or shame. v. express criticism towards. 
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1. It was a jest rather than a reproach.
2. 'You don't need me,' she said quietly, without reproach.
3. He gave Helen a look of bitter reproach.
4. Do not reproach yourself, it was not your fault.
5. The sting of a reproach,is the truth of it.
6. There was mild reproach in his tone.
7. She is quick to reproach anyone who doesn't live up to her own high standards.
8. Women in public life must be beyond reproach.
9. Her voice was full of reproach.
10. Such living conditions are a reproach to our society.
11. His behaviour throughout this affair has been beyond reproach.
12. These derelict houses are a reproach to the city.
13. She got a sharp reproach from her boss.
14. Her actions brought reproach upon herself.
15. Her behaviour was above/beyond reproach.
16. He glanced at her with reproach.
17. The captain's behaviour is above / beyond reproach .
18. His conduct has been beyond reproach.
19. This dirt is a reproach to the city.
20. Your reproach cuts me to the heart.
21. She had never uttered a word of reproach.
22. Her conduct had always been beyond reproach.
23. Paul saw this as a reproach to himself.
24. He looked at her with reproach.
25. His voice was full of reproach.
26. Your behaviour today has been above reproach.
27. He is above reproach.
28. You've got nothing to reproach yourself for - it was his own decision.
29. We begin to reproach ourselves for not having been more careful.
30. Poverty is / The poor are a constant reproach to our society.
More similar words: approach, proactive, reprobate, coach, retroactively, reprisal, reprimand, reprieve, represent, reprimanded, entrepreneur, representation, representative, be proud of, due process, the proletariat, due process of law, road, take into account, groan, broad, roast, inroad, throat, abroad, broadly, on the road, railroad, ache, each.