reproachful

she gave him a reproachful look.

From Alexander the grammarian, to refrain from fault-finding, and not in a reproachful way to chide those who uttered any barbarous or solecistic or strange-sounding expression;

She gave him a reproachful look.

His tone was reproachful as he scolded his child.

She spoke in a reproachful manner.

He shot her a reproachful glance.

The teacher's reproachful words made the student feel guilty.

His reproachful tone indicated his disappointment.

She couldn't hide the reproachful tone in her voice.

The dog gave her a reproachful look after she scolded it.

He received a reproachful letter from his boss for missing the deadline.

The reproachful expression on her face revealed her disappointment.

" But a very serious one to me, " returned the King reproachfully.

" Harry! " said Hermione, shocked and reproachful.

" N-no, " she considered. " It looks only reproachful" .

His tone was reproachful; it made me laugh.

Fred, George and Ron laughed; Hermione, however, looked reproachful.

" Susan! How can you? " said Lucy with a reproachful glance.

" I wish yeh'd stop sayin'tha name, Harry, " said a reproachful voice behind them.

" I shall stay, of course, I'm oldest, " began Meg, looking anxious and self–reproachful.

Don't look at me like that" —Hedwig's large amber eyes were reproachful, " it's not my fault.

" Oh, Sara, " Ermengarde almost wailed in her reproachful dismay.