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Admonish German Meaning: Ermahnen Meaning, English To German Dictionary - Darsaal

Admonish Meaning In german

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English Word Admonish
Speaker
German Meaning Ermahnen
Ermahnen - Verb
Mahnen - Verb
Verweisen - Verb
Warnen - Verb
Word FormVerb (used with object)
How To Spell Admonish[ad-mon-ish]

Definition of Admonish

Middle English amonest ‘urge, exhort’, from Old French amonester, based on Latin admonere ‘urge by warning’. Later, the final -t of amonest was taken to indicate the past tense, and the present tense changed on the pattern of verbs such as abolish

Synonyms of Admonish
Advise, Berate, Censure, Check, Chide, Counsel, Ding, Enjoin, Exhort, Forewarn, Glue, Growl, Hoist, Notice, Rap, Rebuke, Reprimand, Reprove, Scold, Upbraid, Warn, Give A Going Over, Sit On, Call Down, Speak To, Talk To, Jack Up, Tell Off, Rap On Knuckles, Slap On Wrist, Call On The Carpet, Come Down Hard On, Draw The Line,
Antonyms of Admonish
Allow, Applaud, Approve, Commend, Compliment, Extol, Flatter, Laud, Permit, Praise,

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You searched English word "Admonish" meaning in German that is "ermahnen". Admonish is a Verb (used With Object). We Spell Admonish as [ad-mon-ish]. Admonish meaning in German has been searched 2195 ( two thousand one hundred ninety five ) times till today 22/11/2024. Get translation of the word Admonish in Urdu and Roman Urdu. Learn how to speak Admonish Word in German and English. You may also find the meaning of Word Admonish in English to German, Urdu, Arabic, Spanish, French, Hindi and other languages.

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