admonish formal
monish old use

Thus admonished, I began to look at my current line of work.

She admonished his father to buy history books for the young boy.

There's nothing you can do about that now, he admonished himself.

She'd admonished him to let her know if they went too fast.

He was admonished not to visit the area for 15 days.

He admonished himself, No fear, which was the only way to live.

Admonishing him to pay attention because he was going to have to do this himself.

She admonishes him and takes his watch as a security for a fine.

We can "hear" the mother stop them and admonish her daughter.

"You mind your father today," his wife was admonishing their children.

He was admonished by the judge for turning up 20 minutes late.

But only once did he feel the need to stop a performance to admonish the crowd.

"He admonished us to get back to work," one of the participants said.

He is admonished to "take back the nation for Christ."

"You should be getting ready for the fight," he admonished.

I was talking aloud, admonishing myself to take my time.

As our politicians admonished us, life must go on, and it has.

Art admonishes us not to take the world at a glance.

At least act like you've got a heart, Kirk had admonished him.

Then he curled down and looked up at her with an admonishing little sound.

Better go easy on this stuff, he admonished himself, and set the can aside.

He decided to press on, and began by admonishing the jury.

She had admonished him not to be taken in by Iraqi lies.

"I have no idea what that question means," he admonished.

"Check out what's going on across the room," she admonished him.