Verb:

ಶಿಕ್ಷಿಸಲು,

castigate's Usage Examples:

" Love therefore castigates the Egbert Court for distorting patent law to reach its judgment in this.

board"s report issued on October 6, 1908, upheld Pulliam"s decision and unsparingly castigated Merkle for his "stupid play"—a "reckless, careless, inexcusable.

Censor Leonte Răutu castigated Andricu for admitting or showing an appreciation for contemporary Western.

agenda, agent, agile, agitate, ambiguous, castigate, cogent, cogitate, cogitation, deactivate, excogitate, mitigate, navigate, proactive, react, transaction.

16th century and later castigated by 17th century moralists as one of ill repute.

Thus, in the late 19th century, religious reformers employed tamasha to castigate the caste system of the region.

the following note in the book"s introduction: Early leaders in Utah castigated Emma from their pulpits for opposing Brigham Young and the practice of.

be chewed thoroughly until liquefied before swallowing: "Nature will castigate those who don"t masticate.

Gildas castigates him for his "horrible murders, fornications, and adulteries", and beseeches.

Professor Henry Higgins castigates those "down in Soho Square, dropping aitches everywhere.

Imperial Germany went to war in 1914 and was castigated by Richard Grelling, a German-Jewish pacifist, in J'Accuse (1915).

Hugh castigates the monks for their decadence and corruption following their return to.

needed] The word is attested in the Appendix Probi as "tintinabulum", castigated by the author as an incorrect Vulgar Latin form of the Classical "tintinaculum".

Synonyms:

lambast, chastise, chew up, jaw, flame, trounce, dress down, berate, rag, bawl out, correct, scold, have words, objurgate, rebuke, lambaste, chasten, reprimand, reproof, chide, take to task, call down, call on the carpet, remonstrate, lecture, chew out,

Antonyms:

depressurise, cheer, bless, curse, praise,