How to write 譴

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Printable Writing Practice Worksheet of "譴"

Printable Handwriting Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 譴

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Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of "譴"

Printable Stroke Order Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 譴

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Meaning of 譴

Pinyin qiǎn

Radical

言

Strokes

Definition

punishment / scold

Usage

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譴 1. Reproach. Meaning: "Heaven's reproach," "to rebuke." Example: Han Dynasty's Wang Chong in "Lunheng•Ziji": “Literature values conformity to public will, not defying human intent; when a hundred read it, no one reproaches, and when a thousand hear it, no one complains.” 2. Punished or deposed due to crime. Meaning: "Punishment and exile." Example: "Yuan History, Volume 174, Biography of Zhang Kongsun": “Irregular officials punished and exiled, cannot be reinstated for further appointments.” 3. Guilt or sin. Meaning: Wrongdoing. Example: "Northern History, Volume 40, Biography of Li Biao": “If I have great guilt, then I wear a white crown, holding a sword, and build a room to request death.” Example: Ming Dynasty's Tang Xianzu in "Southern Dream, Act 23": “How the scriptures are clearly written outside are irrelevant, it particularly refers to the reproach of women?”