to reject; to exclude; to repel; to push away someone or something (including physical forces like magnetism) that is not accepted, tolerated, or compatible

to be full of; to flood; to congest; often used in a negative sense to describe a space filled with something undesirable

to spend, allocate, or contribute a sum of money, especially a large amount of funds

to refute, rebut, or debunk; to strongly denounce or reject an argument or opinion

to reprimand, rebuke, or berate someone sternly

to lash out; to rebuke; to denounce or sternly criticize someone for a mistake or crime

to berate; to chide; to scold loudly and harshly

to rebuke or denounce someone in a fit of rage; to shout at someone with indignation

to criticize harshly; to denounce or reprimand severely; to attack viciously with words

to point out mistakes and rebuke; to denounce, censure, or criticize (often used for officials or authorities)

to exclude, reject, or repel; to refuse and reprimand

To strongly criticize, denounce, or condemn someone's actions or character.

to mutually repel; to push away from each other, as in the case of magnetic or electrostatic forces

to rebuke, blame, or denounce; usually used by a superior toward a subordinate or by an elder toward a younger person

To command subordinates or servants to leave the room; to order someone to step back or withdraw.

to scold loudly; to reproach or denounce

repulsive force, such as the force between two objects with the same electrical charge or magnetic poles

to be mutually exclusive

to exclude, discriminate against, or eliminate those who disagree with one's own views; to push out dissenters

to reject; to dismiss; to exclude; to cast aside

to relieve or remove an official from their position; to dismiss from office

to reproach or scold someone directly to their face

to rebuke; to reproach; to scold

(physics) to repulse; repulsion

to scold, censure, or reprimand sternly

Used to describe how objects with the same physical charge or magnetic polarity push away from each other; also used metaphorically to mean that people with similar personalities or traits often dislike or clash with one another.

to berate loudly; to excoriate; to chide

to cast out or exclude someone or something deemed unsuitable or harmful

to accuse and criticize; to denounce

(literary) to be free and unrestrained; energetic and bold in spirit

to express one's opinions with vigor and boldness; to point out the problems of the day with sharp criticism and great spirit

(physics) a force that pushes objects away from each other

a soldier sent out to gather information about an enemy; a sentry or patrol soldier

to sell off or liquidate property; to auction or dispose of possessions

saline marsh or land made barren by high salt content; alkali soil

to shout at someone in order to stop, intimidate, or scold them

To open up or develop new land; to expand the borders of a territory

(literary) used to describe a vast or broad area of land

to dismiss someone from an official position or office

to dismiss from office, school, or one's presence; (literary) to drive out or banish

to dismiss or remove from a position; to strip of office or status

to perform reconnaissance or scout for information while riding a horse

to rebuke someone face-to-face; to point out someone's faults directly

to berate; to excoriate; to chide; to scold severely

(literary) to look down on and rebuke; to censure