When my sister laughed at my hair, I waited for my mother to chastise her.
Chastise, Evaluate, Scrutinize
I chastise you for not writing a complete sentence. I chastise my government representative for spending my tax dollars on eduction that apparently has left some wanting.
The verb chastise mean to scold, reprimand, or rebuke, especially by a superior or authority toward a subordinate. A similar verb is to chasten, which is to point out a wrong or fault.
The antonym of the word 'synonym' is 'antonym'.
God doesn't chastise anyone. There is no god. That's your imagination. Why do you chastise yourself?
Operation Chastise happened on 1943-05-17.
the teacher chastise me when i come to class late
When my sister laughed at my hair, I waited for my mother to chastise her.
Chastise means to reprimand or criticize someone severely for their behavior. It can also involve punishing someone for their actions in order to correct or discipline them.
A verb meaning to scold or condemn sharply. CHASTISE -If Ginger breaks curfew again, I will chastise her and take away a privilege for a week. -Although John was guilty of the same offense, the minister began to chastise the parishioners. -When Becky laughed at my hair, I waited for my mother to chastise her. CHASTISING -I waited patiently as I heard Mom chastising my sister for yelling at me. CHASTISED -David chastised himself for sleeping late.
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To chastise means to scold or reprimand someone strongly for a wrongdoing or mistake. It often involves expressing disapproval or disappointment towards the person's actions.
Order. The words are synonyms.
sorry! and chastise
Chastise, Evaluate, Scrutinize
I chastise you for not writing a complete sentence. I chastise my government representative for spending my tax dollars on eduction that apparently has left some wanting.