Reproachment

The collective reproachment of Naomi during the course of this experience illustrates the many ways in which female sexuality can be seen as culpable.

The statement was made as a fact with no reproachment indicated.

I laughed and said, “I, myself, am a prince. And you dare to speak to me of reproachment."

Even with all of Sophie's congestion, her reproachment came through quite clearly.

On a narrow understanding, you might have most reason to reproach yourself for locking your keys in the car even though doing so is entirely permissible. On a wider understanding, you might do something impermissible, but fail to have reason to reproach yourself because of a good excuse. Even if there is a sense of reproachment that is just right, a second problem is that this analysis would seem to get things backwards, for what makes it the case that A ought to be reproached by his conscience, at least in some cases, is that he has done something impermissible, in which case impermissibility cannot be reduced to reasons to reproach.