Objurgate
[AHB-jer-gayt]
Hint 1.
The Latin jur and jus pertain to “law” or “justice," and the Latin prefix ob- can mean “against.”
Hint 2. Sentence to give context:
“The unwary travelers were objurgated for approaching the gate uninvited.”
What is the best definition of objurgate?
A.
To use threats to coerce
B.
To harshly rebuke or criticize
C.
To obstruct someone’s path
D.
To bring a lawsuit against
Hint 1.
The Latin jur and jus pertain to “law” or “justice," and the Latin prefix ob- can mean “against.”
Hint 2. Sentence to give context:
“The unwary travelers were objurgated for approaching the gate uninvited.”
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