n.

a mild rebuke or criticism

"words of reproach"

disgrace or shame

"he brought reproach upon his family"

Lebanon war report reproaches Israeli leaders
FERGUSON AND MONTESQUIEU: TACIT REPROACHES?
Beatrice's Reproaches in Eden: Which 'School' Had Dante Followed?
Yeats's Politics since 1943: Approaches and Reproaches
Yeats's politics since 1943: approaches and reproaches.(Critical Essay)
Teachers’ reproaches and managing discipline in the classroom: When teachers tell students what they do ‘wrong’
Beyond Anti-Immigration Sentiments: Working Class Struggle and Elitist Reproaches Behind the Brexit Phenomenon
Prosody in conversation: The prosodic contextualization of moral work: an analysis of reproaches in ‘why’-formats
Facing corrections in the workplace: The influence of perceived face threat on the consequences of managerial reproaches
Managing multiple normativities in classroom interaction: Student responses to teacher reproaches for inappropriate language choice ...