Chastise

/tʃæˈstaɪz/ verb

To rebuke or reprimand severely; to criticize harshly for wrongdoing. Can also mean to discipline through punishment, though verbal criticism is the more common modern usage.

From Old French 'chastier,' from Latin 'castigare' meaning 'to purify' or 'to correct,' from 'castus' (pure). The word evolved from the idea of purifying someone through correction or punishment.

AMአባታል
ARيعتبر
BNতিরস্কার করা
CAreprendre
CSpřestat
DAskælde ud
DEtadeln
ELεπιπλήττω
ESreprender
FAسرزنش کردن
FInuhdella
FRréprimander
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