Castigation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CASTIGATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of castigating
• Corrective punishment; chastisement; reproof; pungent criticism.
• Emendation; correction.
• a severe scolding
• verbal punishment
• severe punishment, chastisement.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to subject to severe punishment, reproof, or criticism

Words related to CASTIGATION

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How to use CASTIGATION in a sentence

• My exasperation at the imbecility of the mayor can be easily imagined, and it was vented in a proper castigation in my correspondence.
• This led to a discussion of native traits, and he was caustic in his castigation of the Tahitians.
• My castigation of myself for not buying his steamship ticket ceased in a moment, though not the less did I continue to enjoy his fount of learning and experience.
• With the tact of a sly old disciplinarian, he first secured the door, and instantly commenced the agreeable task of promiscuous castigation.
• All the birds were asleep save the untiring whippoorwill, who presented his plea for the castigation of the unhappy William with ceaseless energy.
• Let him repent and retract publicly, and the castigation should be remitted.
• Gaskell, who is every way capable, would undertake a reply, and would give a sound castigation to the writer.
• She adopted the safe role of good-fellowship, flattering herself that her own folly would shrink to nothingness under the hourly castigation thus inflicted.
• But he always believed that he had been punished for changing beds and wondered not a little that his companion had escaped similar castigation.
• It was, by odd fatality, the spot where he had received his castigation only a few hours before.
• Miss Sidebottom was evidently scolding one of the servants, and then came reiterated sounds of castigation, interspersed with tongue-lashings, by far the most terrible of the two.
• The castigation, it is said, greatly improved the future treatment of his family.
• But Asako, in the short blue jacket of her tailor-made serge, felt that her attitude was that of the naughty little boys in English picture books, bending over for castigation.
• The pianist, poor thing, utterly unaware of the castigation she was receiving, stuck to her business.
• Surely the complete immunity from castigation of such a noxious creature as Miss Anthony is sufficient answer to this libel.
• Members, who want a more substantial object for their daily castigation.
• And it made him treasure up revenge against Steve Gobel, who was laughing at him during the castigation.

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