Definition of "reproached" []

• Simple past tense and past participle of reproach. (verb)

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• "Call reproached himself bitterly for carelessness, for assuming the horses were strays."
• "It was a comfort to me, truly, that not one of these ever by look or word reproached me for thus so wofully misleading them; and yet, in a certain way, their very forbearance but added to my pain."
• "Just before the troops left the cars, a young man, (whose name I regret to be unable to give here,) entered one of them, and in bitter terms reproached the troops for aiding in the war against the South."