Chide

Her lack of trial experience was betrayed during the Carroll trial, however, when Judge Kaplan had to make such as directing her how to introduce and mark up evidence and chide her for speaking about materials she hadn’t entered into evidence.

He said this to chide Dogara for failing to take advantage of the channels of dispute resolutions within the party.

I’d chide myself for not enjoying the experience more, or wonder how great the party/cake/present could have been, had I only given myself more time to prepare.

For his part, Chappelle says he thinks Kelly “did that shit,” but uses the moment to chide executive producer Dream Hampton for asking him to participate in the documentary—in his telling, yet another instance of the perils of fame.

Trump would sometimes chide Bolton about his hawkish ways in meetings, introducing him to visiting foreign leaders by saying, "You all know the great John Bolton.

Chide said activities that have been concluded so far in the first phase include connecting electricity and water supply to the project site.

Having to chide the Flyers for lack of discipline?

If conservatives ever see this propaganda, what might surprise them is that the film's lead characters chide each other for being too close to power.