Synonym for reproach is "censure"

accuse [verb]

means "language"
blame, denounce, reprehend, reproach, charge, upbraid

- conjugate verb accuse

admonition [noun]

means "censure"
remonstrance, reprimand, reproach, scolding, reprehension, chastisement

blame [verb]

means "speech"
censure, charge, accuse, rebuke, reproach, condemn

- conjugate verb blame

blame [noun]

means "speech"
condemnation, censure, reproach, denunciation, criticism, opprobrium

castigate [verb]

means "censure"
denounce, condemn, berate, blame, chide, reproach

- conjugate verb castigate

charge [noun]

means "law"
accusation, complaint, allegation, imputation, reproach, indictment

chastisement [noun]

means "censure"
remonstrance, reprimand, reproach, scolding, reprehension, admonition

chide [verb]

means "blame"
censure, abash, criticise, criticize, condemn, reproach

- conjugate verb chide

condemn [verb]

means "censure"
denounce, castigate, berate, blame, chide, reproach

- conjugate verb condemn

condemnation [noun]

means "blame"
censure, reproach, denunciation, criticism, opprobrium, reproof

criticism [noun]

means "faultfinding"
reproach, animadversion, caviling, opprobrium, censure, carping

denunciation [noun]

means "disapproval"
rebuke, condemnation, castigation, criticism, reproach, gossiping

disgrace [noun]

means "stigma"
reproach

dishonor [noun]

means "indignity"
insult, blame, affront, reproach, humiliation

dishonour [noun]

means "indignity"
insult, blame, affront, reproach, humiliation

disrepute [noun]

means "stigma"
reproach

imputation [noun]

means "accusation"
complaint, allegation, charge, reproach, indictment

indict [verb]

means "censure"
charge, accuse, rebuke, reproach, condemn, fault

- conjugate verb indict

indictment [noun]

means "accusation"
complaint, allegation, imputation, reproach, charge

invective [noun]

means "abuse"
denunciation, reproach, scorn, censure, contumely, epithet

lecture [noun]

means "rebuke"
reprimand, censure, harangue, reproach

objection [noun]

means "statement"
protestation, reprimand, reproach, criticism, remonstrance, complaint

odium [noun]

means "discredit"
disgrace, obloquy, dishonour, opprobrium, disfavour, reproach

opprobrium [noun]

means "discredit"
disgrace, obloquy, dishonour, odium, disfavour, reproach

philippic [noun]

means "tirade"
diatribe, harangue, exchange, reproach, invective, vituperation

rag [verb]

means "scold"
nag, chide, annoy, chastise, reprove, reproach

- conjugate verb rag

reprehend [verb]

means "blame"
denounce, accuse, reproach, charge, upbraid, inculpate

- conjugate verb reprehend

scolding [noun]

means "censure"
remonstrance, reprimand, reproach, admonition, reprehension, chastisement

slur [noun]

means "stain"
blot, smear, blemish, disgrace, brand, reproach

stigma [noun]

means "disgrace"
reproach

tax [verb]

means "action"
accuse, reproach, charge, reprove, censure

- conjugate verb tax

twit [verb]

means "deride"
taunt, tease, upbraid, banter, reproach, gibe at

- conjugate verb twit

upbraid [verb]

means "blame"
denounce, reprehend, reproach, charge, accuse, inculpate

- conjugate verb upbraid

vituperate [verb]

means "berate"
scold, revile, reproach, censure, upbraid, abuse

- conjugate verb vituperate

vituperation [noun]

means "castigation"
condemnation, invective, upbraiding, reproach, scolding

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Synonym for reproach [verb]

reproach [noun]