Translations for „admonition“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

admonition <an admonition; admonitions> N

admonition

عِتَاب

admonition

تذكير

admonition REL

نُصْح

admonition REL

تَحْذِير

admonition REL

مَلامَة

admonition REL

عَذَل

admonition REL

لائِمَة

admonition REL

مَلَام

admonition REL

مُعَاتَبَة

admonition REL

لَوْمَة

admonition COMMUNIC

إِيصاء

admonition COMMUNIC

إِبْلاغ

admonition COMMUNIC

إِخْبار

admonition REL

وَعْظ

admonition

admonition

إنْذار

admonition

تَنْبِيه

admonition

عَتْب

admonition

لَوْم

admonition

تَوْبِيخ

admonition

نَصِيحَة

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The men sing a hymn-like admonition not to be afraid.

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Descriptions of principles are often followed by admonitions to investigate this thoroughly through practice rather than trying to learn them by merely reading.

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Admonition is to be used first, and then censure.

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The word thus delivered might be an admonition delivered to a particular individual, or it might be a message delivered to the entire congregation.

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The recording is a long list of rules and admonitions about the way the world is that the child was expected to believe unquestioningly.

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The admonitions may not be a discussion with a king at all however.

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While still convalescing, he returned to the front, despite military doctors' admonitions.

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Under normal circumstances, however, a woman's adultery was punished by admonition, severe corporal punishment and expulsion from the home.

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He made a powerful defence of the charge, and was acquitted with a censure and an admonition.

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These explanations and admonitions, while intriguing to some, were often rejected by groups that felt threatened by them.

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