Difference between Criticize and Reproach

CRITICIZE vs REPROACH: NOUN

A mild rebuke, or an implied criticism.
An object of blame, censure, scorn, or derision.
A mild rebuke or criticism
Disgrace or shame
An expression of blame or disapproval; a rebuke.
Blame or disapproval.
One that stands as a rebuke or blame.
A cause of blame or censure; shame; disgrace.
The act of reproaching; censure mingled with contempt; contumelious or opprobrious language toward any person; abusive reflections.
Disrepute, discredit, dishonor, scandal, contumely.
Synonyms Monition, Reprehension, etc. (see admonition), blame, reviling, abuse, invective, vilification, upbraiding.
The act of reproaching; a severe expression of censure or blame.
An occasion of blame or censure, shame, infamy, or disgrace; also, the state of being subject to blame or censure; a state of disgrace.
An object of contempt, scorn, or derision.

To express disapproval of, criticism of, or disappointment in (someone). : admonish.
To come back to, or come home to, as a matter of blame; to bring shame or disgrace upon; to disgrace.
To attribute blame to; to allege something disgraceful against; to charge with a fault; to censure severely or contemptuously; to upbraid.

To act as a critic; judge of anything critically; utter or write critical opinions.
To animadvert; express opinions as to particular points: followed by on.
To examine or judge critically; utter or write criticisms upon; pass judgment upon with respect to merit or demerit; animadvert upon; discover and weigh the faults and merits of: as, to criticize a painting; to criticize a poem; to criticize conduct.
Find fault with
Express criticism of
Point out real or perceived flaws
Specifically To censure; judge with severity; point out defects or faults in.

To charge with a fault; censure with severity; upbraid: now usually with a personal object.
To disgrace.
Synonyms Reprove, Rebuke, etc. (see censure); revile, vilify, accuse.
(idiom) (above/beyond) So good as to preclude any possibility of criticism.

Rebukes, Condemns, Critique, Chides, Assails, Blame, Scold, Complain, Assail, Accuse, Decry, Condemn, Denounce, Pick apart, Criticise

Blame, Chide, Denounce, Condemn, Disapproval, Criticize, Disgrace, Admonish, Shame, Reprimand, Criticism, Condemnation, Censure, Rebuke, Upbraid

Grill, Reprimand, Fault, Slam, Attacking, Comment, Censure, Snipe, Reproach, Critique, Blame, Scold, Decry, Condemn, Denounce

Accusation, Doubt, Blame, Denounce, Condemn, Criticize, Disgrace, Admonish, Shame, Reprimand, Criticism, Condemnation, Censure, Rebuke, Upbraid

Slate: We criticize ourselves for moving a little.
How many of them childishly criticize other denominations?
Amanda cannot resist the temptation to criticize him.
The controversy over the film has brought to light the most disturbing claim that to criticize the movie is to criticize the New Testament.
"If you want to criticize something Crist did when he was governor, then criticize what he did, not something the Legislature did," she said.
So, they can criticize the United Nations as easily as they can criticize anyone else.
Some topics covered include whether residents feel angry often, criticize the facility, and criticize each other, and how peaceful it is at the home.
Ironically if you ever criticize a narcissist the way they regularly criticize you, they flip out.
Trump and Republicans criticize her, the neo-con Pro Zionists criticize her, ergo, she must be this terrific agent of social change.
I probably criticize him more often than I criticize anyone else on this site.

Blameless as a steward of God; above reproach.
By giving an occasion of cavil or reproach.
But no method or technique is without reproach.
That reproach and sorrow would break His heart.
Rome had some reason to reproach Cardinal Mazarin.
What laymen do without reproach, my clergy may.
He renders not injury for injury, reproach for reproach.
But a ruler shall bring the reproach against them to an end; and with the reproach removed, he shall turn back on him.
These officers should be beyond reproach and having twice had someone complain about them and their conduct is not being beyond reproach.
Imitate Christ in simultaneously being above reproach and bearing the reproach of others.