No. 11,450 in French

reprochés

"Reprochés" means "reproached" or "blamed."

In a sentence

Les fautes que nous avons commises nous sont reprochées.
The errors we made are being blamed on us.
The word "reprochées" is used as a past participle of the verb 'reprocher', indicating something being attributed negatively towards someone.
Il se sent désolé pour les actes qui lui ont été reprochés.
He feels sorry for the actions that were blamed on him.
"Reprochés" here refers to actions criticized or deemed blameworthy as it applies to the person.
Les paroles qu'il a prononcées sont reprochées par les témoins.
The words he spoke are being criticized by the witnesses.
In this sentence, "reprochées" suggests that the person’s spoken words are the subject of criticism or condemnation by others.

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