rebukeable

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• rebuke — /rəˈbjuk / (say ruh byoohk) verb (t) (rebuked, rebuking) 1. to reprove or reprimand. –noun 2. a reproof; a reprimand. {Middle English, from Anglo French rebuker, variant of Old French rebuchier beat back} –rebukeable, adjective –rebuker, noun …  

• rebukable — rə̇ˈbyükəbəl, rēˈ adjective Etymology: rebuke (I) + able : meriting rebuke rebukable and worthy shameful check Shakespeare * * * rebūkˈable adjective • • • Main Entry: ↑rebuke * * * rebukable …   Useful english dictionary