Object

• people: You could spend every waking moment of every day admonishing the people around you.

• child: ERROR I too have seen many reviews which admonish Children Of Men for this reason.

• man: A Martian is sent to Earth to admonish a selfish man while the alien's leader watches his progress.

• player: When admonishing players, the Referee should speak with dignity, politeness and in a firm manner.

• one: Wherefore watch, remembering that for three years, night and day, I ceased not admonishing each one of you with tears.

• other: Even 30 years later, Luther could admonish others: " Why do you torment yourself with such speculations?

Infinitive complement

• have: One is admonished not to have a mind which is narrow or myopic.

Modifying Another Word

• also: He also admonished them to never let suffering become an idol.

• not: One is admonished not to have a mind which is narrow or myopic.

• gently: Mommy puts Sammy down while gently admonishing her to be more careful, Sammy totally ignores Mommy's warning.

• then: A heretic has to be admonished then put out.

• thus: Thus the number seven is stamped upon physiology, and he is thus admonished, as man, to rest one day in seven.

• publicly: Look for an incident early in every game, and make a big deal about it, by publicly admonishing the perpetrator.