scolding
डांट-डपट
definition
verb
Mom took Anna away, scolding her for her bad behavior
remonstrate with or rebuke (someone) angrily.
noun
she'd get a scolding from Victoria
an angry rebuke or reprimand.
adjective
a scolding glare
angrily rebuking or reprimanding.
translation of 'scolding'
धमकी,
घुड़की,
डांट,
फटकार
noun
डांट-डपट,
दुर्वचन,
बदज़बानी,
गाली,
झिड़की
example
The minister's shrilly voice seemed to ring in your ears similar to your mother's 'scolding' voice.
Josh gave her a 'scolding' look then went on with his own business, Rose trudging along behind.
None of us heard anything that was the least bit 'scolding' .
And when he disagreed with Mr. Obama, he had a 'scolding' tone.
But while the tone was 'scolding' , the subtext was admiring.
"I can manage the rest on my own, thank you," she said with a 'scolding' look.
She repeatedly uses the phrase, "did no such thing," sounding more like a 'scolding' parent than an objective journalist.
It will take more than a 'scolding' editorial to affect change.
Like any good crew chief, McGrew is parts wrench, coach, buddy and 'scolding' voice.
Like me, he's been apparently receiving a few 'scolding' messages lately from The Self-Appointed Orthodoxy Cops.
she'd get a 'scolding' from Victoria
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