Examples of 'castigate' in a sentence
Meaning of "castigate"
castigate (verb): To reprimand or criticize severely
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- To punish or reprimand someone severely.
- To execrate or condemn something in a harsh manner, especially by public criticism.
- To revise or make corrections to a publication.
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In the former you castigate yourself for.
Castigate is to reprimand someone severely.
Therefore the liberals castigate conspiracy nuts.
Castigate them forever.
Remind me to castigate him after lunch.
My liberal friends will castigate me.
Or simply to castigate an administration they hated.
If you want to castigate me.
Some castigate the ignorant.
Any excuse to castigate her.
We castigate the mother.
The parents castigate him.
We also castigate the excessive intrusion of the legislator and the jurisprudence in the contract.
Please do not castigate my chassis.
I castigate the Ministry.
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They protect the colonizers and castigate the rebellions victims.
We sometimes castigate them and shame them to the point of morbidity.
It is so easy to castigate others.
We should not castigate the subject for the shortcomings of its practitioners.
Kollwitz is going to castigate me.
Not like a bit of castigate these fuckers to get them moving.
It provides the english spelling and grammar checker to castigate your mistakes.
Tell them he will castigate if they cross the line.
Public-school graduates are taught to support the government and castigate the private sector.
Do not castigate her.
The day that We shall seize them with a grievous hold, We will indeed castigate them.
Which is why they castigate those who defend the truth.
Castigate the faithful?
We will castigate him.
If I castigate Austin, it is because my own failings are equally as great.
It is not for a Commissioner to castigate the Parliament.
Not castigate them.
It was a nod to the lawyers who, sometimes rightly, castigate this way of doing things.
They castigate me.
Not everyone is blessed with the same, but do we castigate against these people?
Therefore the vile media castigate and constantly ridicule and make fun of conspiracy nuts.
You let others, whom you love and nurture, castigate us.
I will gravely castigate those who betray the Crown.
But that 's not the problem . Kollwitz is going to castigate me.
He did not hesitate to castigate the Papal Legates themselves.
It has no ‘ opposite ' and therefore no ‘ enemies ' to castigate or oppose.
I am not saying that I shall castigate myself if I do not achieve something.
Castigate away. No.
Yet, wants to castigate her as an alcoholic.
And then you list Trump 's obvious faults and castigate the people who voted for him.
Should we castigate women for using cosmetics?
French school 18th century, portrait of voltaire castigate justice, satirical miniature.
Why not castigate the mayor for those actions?
On her Facebook site, she seems to castigate the artists for striking.
I will not castigate Juanes, nor curse him, nor call for crowds to burn his records.
