Verb:

అప్పిచ్చు, శిక్షించు, శిక్షించటానికి, జరిమానా వేయడానికి,

penalise's Usage Examples:

valid immigration status to an employer, restricts workers’ movements and penalises them for leaving abusive workplaces.

"Bar Council penalises 3 lawyers".

government"s desire to penalise those in the public service who backed the intransigence of the Council.

A player may be penalised for an offside offence from a free-kick.

vocals by a male voice choir not on stage), Croatia was penalised by removal of one third of its marks average.

penalised, however, the nature of penalty that would be taken against defaulters has not be disclosed.

^ – Archie Hamilton was penalised two points at Thruxton, and Silverstone.

the dismantlement of the Spanish republican institutions, as well as to penalise those who had remained loyal to the legally established government at the.

A crashed sprinter inside the final three kilometres will not win the sprint, but avoids being penalised in the overall classification.

penalty is the main disciplinary sanction available to the referee to penalise players who commit deliberate infringements.

The department also has the right to penalise violators of fire safety norms.

groups have criticised them as opaque and unfair and that they particularly penalise the poor and fees do not reflect the banks" costs.

play points; 7) draw (P) Promoted; (R) Relegated Notes: Bayonne were penalised by the FFF for fielding too many players transferred outside the transfer.

Synonyms:

put to death, punish, revenge, tar-and-feather, pillory, victimize, castigate, scourge, penalize, discipline, estimate, avenge, victimise, correct, judge, execute, retaliate, sort out, gauge, approximate, amerce, guess,

Antonyms:

exempt, obfuscate, thinness, distant, exact,