reproachable

adjective

re·​proach·​able -chəbəl 

archaic

: deserving reproach : censurable

conduct … in the highest degree reproachable

—George Keate

Word History

Etymology

Middle English reprochable, from Old French, from reprochier + -able

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Rhymes for reproachable

• approachable
• irreproachable
• unapproachable