Thesaurus / castigate
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Instead, they were commonly castigated as naive, unpatriotic or even appeasing terrorists.
THE CRITICS OF WAR IN AFGHANISTAN PROVED PRESCIENTJEREMY VARONAUGUST 26, 2021WASHINGTON POSTJack Ma’s absence from public eye sparks Twitter discussionsMa last appeared publicly at a conference where he castigated China’s financial regulatory system in front of a room of high-ranking officials.
ALIBABA SHARES JUMP ON JACK MA’S FIRST APPEARANCE IN 3 MONTHSRITA LIAOJANUARY 20, 2021TECHCRUNCHJudge Walker seemed to agree, castigating the state throughout his decision.
A CRASHED VOTER REGISTRATION WEBSITE IS FLORIDIANS’ LATEST OBSTACLE TO THE RIGHT TO VOTESARA MORRISONOCTOBER 9, 2020VOXBecause, like Eliot Spitzer, if Falwell had not been outed, you can bet he’d be castigating people publicly for that which he enjoyed privately.
WHO AMONG US HAS NOT SEDUCED THE POOL BOY?EUGENE ROBINSONAUGUST 30, 2020OZYNo, she wouldn't castigate old Major Roper for tattling, and at the same time cross-examine him for her own purposes.
SOMEHOW GOODWILLIAM DE MORGANA few passages will suffice to show that Germany is not quite devoid of straight-forward men, who dare to castigate hate.
WHAT GERMANY THINKSTHOMAS F. A. SMITHExcept for Forster and other pupils of Oughtred who urged him on to castigate Delamain, the controversy might never have arisen.
ON THE HISTORY OF GUNTER'S SCALE AND THE SLIDE RULE DURING THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURYFLORIAN CAJORIIt is a new road to happiness, if you have strength enough to castigate a little the various impulses that sway you in turn.
WINDS OF DOCTRINEGEORGE SANTAYANAThe company, or companies, of soldiers will be first detailed for the arduous duties of the field to castigate the Indians.
THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF KIT CARSON, THE NESTOR OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS, FROM FACTS NARRATED BY HIMSELFDE WITT C. PETERSIf only I were not a woman, I might castigate you as you deserve!
JULIETTE DROUET'S LOVE-LETTERS TO VICTOR HUGOLOUIS GUIMBAUDWORDS RELATED TO CASTIGATE
- abusing
- admonishing
- assailing
- berating
- blaming
- castigating
- censuring
- chiding
- criticizing
- denigrating
- denouncing
- disparaging
- giving a talking to
- lambasting
- lecturing
- lying down the law
- raking over the coals
- reaming
- reprimanding
- reproaching
- reprobating
- reproving
- scorning
- tongue-lashing
- vilifying
- vituperating
- admonish
- bawl out
- berate
- blame
- call on the carpet
- carp on
- castigate
- censure
- chew out
- chide
- climb all over
- dress down
- fry
- give a talking-to
- go after
- jawbone
- jump down one's throat
- jump on
- lay into
- lean on
- lecture
- lesson
- monish
- oppose
- pay
- rake
- read
- reprehend
- reprimand
- reproach
- reprove
- rip
- scold
- sit on
- sound off
- take to task
- tear apart
- tell off
- tick off
- upbraid
- zap
- admonishing
- calling on the carpet
- castigating
- censuring
- checking
- chewing out
- chiding
- coming down on
- criticizing
- denouncing
- dressing down
- giving piece of one's mind
- giving the dickens
- lecturing
- lessoning
- light into
- lower the boom
- monishing
- rapping
- rebuking
- reprehending
- reproaching
- reproving
- taking to task
- telling off
- ticking off
- upbraiding
- admonishes
- calls on the carpet
- castigates
- censures
- checks
- chews out
- chides
- comes down on
- criticizes
- denounces
- dresses down
- gives piece of one's mind
- gives the dickens
- lectures
- lessons
- light into
- lower the boom
- monishes
- raps
- rebukes
- reprehends
- reproaches
- reproves
- takes to task
- tells off
- ticks off
- upbraids
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