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Definition of castigation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
severe punishmentRare act of punishing someone severelyRare
- The teacher's castigation for cheating was a week's suspension..
2.
disciplineRare severe criticism or reprimandRare
- The manager's castigation left the team in silence.
Origin of castigation
Latin, castigare (reprove)
Examples of castigation in a sentence
Public castigation can be very humiliating. His castigation of the policy was unexpected. Public castigation of the official followed the scandal.
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- French:châtiment, réprimande, ...
- German:strenge Bestrafung, Zurechtweisung, ...
- Italian:castigo, castigazione, ...
- Spanish:castigo severo, reprimenda, ...
- Portuguese:punição severa, repreensão, ...
- Chinese:严厉的惩罚, 严厉批评, ...
- Japanese:厳罰, 叱責, ...
- Arabic:عِقَاب شَدِيد, توبيخ شديد, ...
- Hebrew:נְזִיפָה חֲמוּרָה, נְזִיפָה, ...
- Russian:карательная мера, выговор, ...
- Ukrainian:суворе покарання, критика, ...
- Hindi:कड़ी सजा, फटकार, ...
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