Verb:

శిక్షించు, శిక్షించటానికి, కొట్టడం, చెడు చెప్పడానికి, అవహేళన చేయడానికి, కరపకపోవుట, తిట్టు, సమ్మె,

castigating's Usage Examples:

Ghalib obliged, but what he did produce was a short Persian poem castigating the Ai"n-e Akbari, and by implication, the imperial, sumptuous, literate.

of Sciences in 1933 when, on two occasions, he wrote several missives castigating Albert Einstein following Einstein"s resignation from the Academy.

Rallies and meetings of activists waving red flaglets were held time and again in the public plazas castigating the municipal and provincial officials and its established government.

theological object, was specifically designed for the purpose of either castigating or converting any member of the small Jewish population in England in.

Sharp", "Copenhagen Sharp" (after a famous speech that he gave as an MP castigating the British bombardment of Copenhagen) or, most famously of all, as "Conversation.

In 1390, he wrote a work castigating the Byzantines for their separation from the Western Church.

Into this context, Pope Alexander III sent a letter Raymond castigating him for "seeking the company of knights more than was appropriate for.

Rather than castigating the popular appeasement policy that the British government then pursued, it is notable for taking.

alchemists such as DJW (Dorothea Juliana Wallich) with "great severity", castigating them as fit only for burning.

the outbreak of the French Revolution and aired sharp social criticism castigating the corruption of the church authorities, the idleness of monasticism.

a falling out with Jefferson Davis, and Villeré published a pamphlet castigating the Confederate President"s decision and defending his brother-in-law"s.

Rather than castigating the popular appeasement policy that the British government then pursued.

The 2009 film The Damned United depicts Brian Clough castigating the directors of Derby County F.

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,