Chastising is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHASTISING in dictionary:

VERB:
• CHASTISE, to discipline by punishment
• rebuke or reprimand severely
• punish, especially by beating

Words related to CHASTISING

chastise13 chastised15 chastises14

How to use CHASTISING in a sentence

• The rendezvous was Sardis, from which the army marched east under the pretext of chastising the revolting mountaineers of Pisidia.
• Which conduct then is it which shows the more prudent caution chastising wicked citizens when one is able to do so, or fearing them? II.
• He engaged to join the duke in making war upon the Liegese and chastising them for their rebellion.
• His thick shock of black hair was marked in several places with streaks of white, occasioned as he afterwards told me by blows received from slaves whom he was chastising.
• Nor can I see what better force you will find to help you in chastising them than this which marches at my back to-day.
• And you should pass a resolution that, in case of insubordination, any one 31 who stands by is to aid the officer in chastising the offender.
• God is chastising a cold, corrupt, and negligent church, through the turbulence and outrage of the people.
• He and Donovan each went among their friends to excite in them a proper resentment, and to form a faction for the purpose of chastising Phelim.
• Wherevpon he assembled an armie, and entering the countrie of Glamorgan, did much hurt in the same, chastising the inhabitants verie sharpelie for their rebellious attempts.
• Austria has done this, Prussia would fain attempt it, but I will deter Prussia by chastising Austria.
• The murder of his nephew gave him both a professional and a family interest in chastising the criminals, and he soon organised a party to look for them.
• While the chastising went on, the audience rose and stood reverently.
• It is easy to stand aloof, of course, like a schoolmaster with his chastising rod, and lash the frailties of poor human nature.
• To check its progress, Elizabeth despatched Sussex with an army to the north, under color of chastising the ravages committed by the borderers.
• This expedition was sent out by General Pope, for the purpose of chastising the Sioux Indians.
• It behoveth thee not to feel dispirited in chastising thy foes.
• Bridget began to scowl a little, and had it been anyone else than Cicely Farrell who was thus chastising her, would soon have turned her back upon them.
• After severely chastising the Indians, killing a few, and laying waste their country, causing them to sue for peace, the expedition returned.
• At length a good cause was made for chastising them.
• First, that the viceroy had beat up for volunteers at Lima, under pretence of chastising those who had taken possession of the artillery.
• To the elder shall be assigned the duty of ruling and chastising the younger.
• The refractory princes he assailed one by one, and, favored by a peculiar combination of circumstances, succeeded in chastising them into obedience.

Similar words containing CHASTIS without suffix ing

chastise13 chastised15 chastiser14 chastises14 chastisers15 chastisable18 unchastised17 chastisement19 chastisements20 unchastisable20

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