Difference between Dress Down and Lambast

DRESS DOWN vs LAMBAST: VERB

Bawl out, Lecture, Rebuke, Reproof, Reprimand, Lambast, Check, Lambaste, Chide, Jaw, Remonstrate, Scold, Berate, Rag, Underdress

Morning dress, Chew up, Chew out, Bawl out, Lecture, Rebuke, Reprimand, Lambast, Check, Lambaste, Jaw, Scold, Berate, Rag, Underdress

All students can dress down for live instruction.
Participation in dress down days is never required.
Dressed down days will be announced by the Teacher in each class and it is by their desecration for dress down days.
Dress up or dress down, snuggle up in the car and make sure to bring ALL the snacks!
DRESS FOR MASS: Students are not permitted to dress down for Mass or other religious services.
For dinner parties, Abdul is keen to dress smarter, but feels obliged to dress down to match a more casual Liz.
Whether you want to dress up for a gala or dress down in sweaters and overalls, the new service has you covered.
Give her the gift of a gorgeous silver necklace she can dress up or dress down with!
Dress up or dress down with this season's wardrobe essential.
Rosary Pearl Necklace is perfect for dress up or dress down.

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