tS=The new supervisor was slow to learn that in order to command, it is not necessary to <b>objurgate</b>. <br><br>The congress went on debating, denouncing, and <b>objurgating</b> long into the night before a decision was reached.&tQ=To <b>objurgate</b> means:&tC=To violently upbraid|To nag|To stand apart|To give a detailed account of one's reasons|To refer to a higher authority&cC=1&fB=To <b>objurgate</b> means to violently upbraid, to vehemently reproach, to scold sharply. <b>Objurgate</b> is pronounced AHB-juhr-gayt.
