PRAISE
PRAISE
A
heckle
B
accuse
C
hate
D
scold
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B
accuse (Verb): to blame
praise (Verb): to compliment , to express admiration
heckle (Verb): to interrupt a speaker at a public meeting : barrack
hate (Verb): to dislike very much
scold (Verb) : to speak angrily to somebody, because he has done something wrong
praise (Verb): to compliment , to express admiration
heckle (Verb): to interrupt a speaker at a public meeting : barrack
hate (Verb): to dislike very much
scold (Verb) : to speak angrily to somebody, because he has done something wrong
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