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What is a noun of rebuke?

There isn't a single perfect noun for "rebuke" as it can be used in different contexts. However, here are some options depending on the specific situation:

General:

* Reprimand: This is a formal and direct noun for a rebuke.

* Censure: This implies a strong disapproval and criticism.

* Criticism: A more general term for pointing out flaws or mistakes.

* Scolding: A more informal term for a rebuke, often used for children.

Specific:

* Admonition: A warning or caution, often gentle.

* Rebuke: This can be used as a noun itself, although it's more commonly used as a verb.

* Reproach: A strong expression of disapproval or blame.

Figurative:

* Sting: This implies a sharp or painful rebuke.

* Blow: This suggests a forceful or impactful rebuke.

The best choice will depend on the specific context and the level of formality you're aiming for.

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