castigation
ˌkæstɪˈɡeɪʃən
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Definition of castigation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
disciplinesevere criticism or reprimand
  • The manager's castigation left the team in silence.
rebuke reprimand
2.
severe punishmentDatedact of punishing someone severelyDated
  • The officer faced castigation for repeated misconduct.
chastisement reprimand
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Origin of castigation

Latin, castigare (reprove)

Examples of castigation in a sentence

  • Public castigation of the official followed the scandal.
  • The scandal brought swift castigation from the public.
  • Repeated violations led to castigation by the board.

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  1. French:réprimande, châtiment, ...
  2. German:Zurechtweisung, Züchtigung, ...
  3. Italian:castigazione, castigo, ...
  4. Spanish:reprimenda, punición, ...
  5. Portuguese:repreensão, castigo severo, ...
  6. Chinese:严厉批评, 严惩, ...
  7. Japanese:叱責, 厳罰, ...
  8. Arabic:توبيخ شديد, عِقاب, ...
  9. Hebrew:נְזִיפָה, עֲנִישָׁה חֲמוּרָה, ...
  10. Russian:выговор, суровое наказание, ...
  11. Ukrainian:критика, суворе покарання, ...
  12. Hindi:फटकार, कठोर दंड, ...

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