ESSAY #5
BY RICHARD K. MUNRO
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anatoly_Liberman
Very interesting essay on CHIDE SEE ANTHOLY LIEBERMAN which is a word of unknown origin though it seems to be of Germanic or Anglo-Saxon origin. The words are synymns but they have different nuances.
| Anglo-Saxon Or Germanic Or Other (unknown) | Latin (French or Romance) | Greek |
| CHIDE SYNONYM | Reprimand STRONGEST SYNONYM | criticize SYNONYM |
| 1)to criticize mildly for a fault or an offense; To correct (mildly) | 1)to write an official report; make an official documented censure | 1) to find fault with |
| 2)”to knock”; to “rap” “to slap on the wrist”(minor punishment) | 2) to rebuke (to criticize sharply; originally to strike with busche firewood) | 2) |
| 3)to scold | 3) admonish | 3) |
| ANTONYM To praise To speak well of | ANTONYM To commend To laud | ANTONYM |
| With a smile and with encouragement he chided the boy for his sloppy writing. | The Major reprimanded the corporal for not following orders. | |