Rub somebody’s nose in it
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Pro Tip 1/3Negative Connotation
This phrase has a negative tone and implies criticism or humiliation towards someone's past mistakes. 
After losing the game, the coach kept rubbing their nose in it, making them feel worse.
Pro Tip 2/3Informal Use
It's an informal expression not suitable for formal contexts such as business meetings or academic papers. 
I wish office meetings weren't venues to rub someone's nose in it.
Pro Tip 3/3Often Past Mistake
Usually refers to a past mistake or failure, not something done correctly or accomplishments. 
Even after a year, they love to rub his nose in that old budget blunder.