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Nobody likes to work with her. She is always berating her colleagues.berating = criticizing severely or angrily
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I could hear the customer berating the cashier from across the store, demanding a refund.berating = criticizing angrily
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Well, one day--and an ill day it was for that saucy fellow--he sought to berate my father, I standing by.† (source)
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His milky eyes glared at them as he berated whoever was on the phone, in a rattling voice and waving one claw at them to go away. (source)berated = criticized severely or angrily
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He berates Lourdes for leaving him with a father she knew was irresponsible. (source)berates = criticizes severely or angrily
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Mother berates me about finding a husband every other day, (source)berates = harshly criticizes
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Word of what they had done had gotten back to Koch, and he berated them in German. (source)berated = criticized severely
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A loud, berating voice. "What's the matter with you! ... You disgust me, you make me sick, your attitude out there on the field. You make me want to throw up." (source)berating = criticizing severely or angrily
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In the case of Saumensch, it serves to castigate, berate, or plain humiliate a female.† (source)
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My father stands in the middle of the room while the Biomedical Team berates him.† (source)berates = criticizes severely or angrily
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In no small terms, the Count berated himself for not acting sooner.† (source)berated = criticized severely or angrily
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Then he relapsed into his usual silence except when he was berating Thomas for being lazy. (source)berating = criticizing
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A lesser man may beg a favor from the khal, but must never presume to berate him.† (source)
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She argues with Abuela's neighbors, picks fights with waiters, berates the man who sells ice cones on the beach.† (source)berates = criticizes severely or angrily
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The few idiots who arrive at boot camp with Marine Corps tattoos are mercilessly berated.† (source)berated = criticized severely or angrily
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He shouted for the farm workers to line up before him, then began berating them for their indolence.† (source)berating = criticizing severely or angrily
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