objurgations

/ˌɒbdʒəˈɡeɪʃənz/

NOUN

1. Strong reprimands and rebukes

Severe expressions of disapproval directed at someone for inappropriate behavior, wrongdoing, or failure to meet expectations.

Serious or formal expressions of disapproval intended to correct someone's conduct or emphasize the seriousness of a mistake.

The supervisor's repeated objurgations during the meeting highlighted the urgency of meeting project deadlines.
In the courtroom, the attorney faced stern objurgations from the judge for inappropriate behavior.

Angry or forceful verbal reprimands delivered directly to someone for unacceptable behavior, mistakes, or poor performance.

The team endured several objurgations from the coach after their lackluster performance in the championship game.
The manager's consistent objurgations were aimed at improving the work ethic of the employees.

Strong expressions of blame, disapproval, or denunciation directed at a person, their behavior, or their actions.

During the academic review, the professor delivered constructive objurgations to encourage students to enhance their research skills.