reproachful protest

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• remonstrate — [ rɛmənstreɪt] verb make a forcefully reproachful protest. Derivatives remonstration noun remonstrative adjective remonstrator noun Origin C16 (earlier (C15) as remonstration): from med. L. remonstrat , remonstrare demonstrate , from L. re… …   English new terms dictionary

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