English
reproachment
Equivalent to reproach (“to upbraid, scold”) + -ment (“the result of”).
Formed from reproach ‘to upbraid, scold’ + -ment ‘the result of’
Proto-Italic *proprijos
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Latin propriō ‘to appropriate’
Vulgar Latin *repropiō
Old French reprochier ‘to chastise’
Middle English reprochen
English reproach
Today it means
noun An upbraiding criticism or rebuke.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / reproachment