The term "reproved" refers to confronting or admonishing someone for their mistakes or misbehavior. Antonyms for "reproved" include praising, approving, applauding, congratulating, lauding, commending, and praising. Praising is the act of expressing admiration or approval for someone's accomplishments or qualities, while approving refers to the act of expressing agreement or consent with someone's actions or decisions. Applauding is the act of clapping one's hands together to show appreciation or approval, while congratulating is a way of expressing pleasure and happiness for someone's success or achievement. Commending is the act of recommending someone for their good qualities, while lauding is the act of expressing admiration or praise for someone's achievements or virtues.