Reprimand (verb)

To express strong disapproval or criticism to (someone) for their actions or behavior.

Origin:

From the latin reprimandus, past participle of reprīmāre, meaning "to check or restrain". the word first appeared in english in the late 16th century.

Examples:

1. The teacher reprimanded the student for not paying attention in class.
2. The manager reprimanded the employee for being late to work.
3. The supervisor reprimanded the team for not meeting their deadlines.
4. The parent reprimanded the child for not completing their homework.
5. The coach reprimanded the player for not following the team's rules.