Verb:

ಚೇಸ್, ಶಿಕ್ಷಿಸಲು,

chastiser's Usage Examples:

from 1905 to 1907: he depicted a number of satirical figures exposing chastisers.

"Sciron was neither a violent man nor a robber, but a chastiser of robbers, and a kinsman and friend of good and just men.

dreaded in the Roman state; hence they were also known as Castigatores ("chastisers").

One who administers a castigation is a castigator or chastiser.

such subjects as Persian painting and Dostoyevski, Lee fancies himself a chastiser of humanity, satirist of the New South, a self-ordained Nietzschean prophet.

the times which produced the intellectual harmony of these two solitary chastisers of their contemporaries.

The real chastiser of the sins and rewarder of virtues is Dante himself.

Censors were known also as castigatores (English: chastisers) for their duty as the regulators of public morality.

sacrifice, even by word, at that time the Lord will appear as the supreme chastiser.

Iravan, the "chastiser of foes"—versed in maya (illusion)—slays five of the Gandhara princes.

Swami Prabhupada" s commentary on the Bhagavad Gita, Janardana means "chastiser of the enemies.

Antisthenes shall be the chastiser of your foolish jests.