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castigation

/ˌkæs.tɪˈɡeɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant une critique sévère, une réprimande virulente ou une punition verbale infligée à quelqu'un pour ses actions ou son comportement.

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/ˌkæs.tɪˈɡeɪ.ʃən/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une critique sévère, une réprimande virulente ou une punition verbale infligée à quelqu'un pour ses actions ou son comportement.

A noun referring to severe criticism, a harsh scolding, or verbal punishment directed at someone for their actions or behavior.

  1. Severe criticism or scoldingC1formal

    A harsh verbal reprimand or punishment, often delivered in a formal or authoritative manner.

    frRéprimande sévère

    • The teacher's castigation of the student for cheating was thorough and stern.
    • He received a public castigation from his boss for the mistake.
    • The politician faced castigation from the press for his controversial remarks.

    Synonymescensurechastisementcondemnationrebukereprimandscoldingtongue-lashingupbraiding

    Antonymesacclaimapprovalcommendationpraise

  2. Verbal punishmentC1formal

    A form of punishment that involves harsh words or reprimands rather than physical action.

    frRéprimande verbale

    • The child's castigation for breaking the vase was a long lecture.
    • She endured the castigation without defending herself.
    • His castigation was meant to correct his behavior, not to humiliate him.

    Synonymesadmonitioncensurechidingrebukereprimandreproofscoldingupbraiding

    Antonymesapprovalcommendationpraise

Formes
  • castigations plural form
  • castigations' possessive plural form
  • castigation's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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