Synonyms for Ex-probation:
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n.
• blame
- accusation
, - animadversion
, - arraignment
, - attack
, - attribution
, - castigation
, - censure
, - charge
, - chiding
, - complaint
, - criticism
, - denunciation
, - depreciation
, - diatribe
, - disapprobation
, - disapproval
, - disfavor
, - disparagement
, - expostulation
, - exprobation
, - impeachment
, - implication
, - imputation
, - incrimination
, - inculpation
, - indictment
, - invective
, - objurgation
, - obloquy
, - opposition
, - rebuke
, - recrimination
, - remonstrance
, - reprehension
, - reprimand
, - reproach
, - reprobation
, - reproof
, - repudiation
, - slur
, - tirade
.
• reprehension
What are the hypernyms for Ex-probation?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for ex-probation?
Ex-probation refers to the state of being released from probation or parole. The antonyms or opposite words for this term are Probation and Parole. Probation is a judicial sentence where an offender serves their sentence while living within their community under restricted conditions instead of being incarcerated. On the other hand, parole refers to the conditional release of a prisoner before the termination of their sentence. Both Probation and Parole are methods used by the criminal justice system to reform offenders and reduce overcrowding in prisons, whereas ex-probation refers to the point when an offender is successfully released and no longer under supervision.
What are the antonyms for Ex-probation?
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n.
• blame
- acquittal
, - applause
, - approval
, - commendation
, - compliment
, - endorsement
, - exaltation
, - exculpation
, - exoneration
, - flattery
, - harmony
, - health
, - peace
, - praise
, - ratification
, - recommendation
, - retreat
, - sanction
, - thanks
.
• reprehension
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