exprobation

The Athenians never deserved a more bitter exprobation than our countrymen.'

But this thou must do, not scoffingly, not by way of exprobation, but tenderly without any harshness of words.

I for my part will be kind and loving unto all, and even unto him that hates me, whom-soever he be, will I be ready to show his error, not by way of exprobation or ostentation of my patience, but ingenuously and meekly: such as was that famous Phocion, if so be that he did not dissemble.