chastisements Synonyms

Strongest:

to criticize harshly, chasten sense 2, to inflict punishment on (as by whipping), to punish severely (as by whipping), to censure severely

The teacher's chastisements were swift and severe, leaving no room for excuses.
The harsh chastisements from her parents left her feeling ashamed and humiliated.
The company's public chastisements of its employees sent a clear message of intolerance.
The pastor's chastisements from the pulpit stirred both anger and repentance among the congregation.
The coach's chastisements after the game were intended to motivate the team, but instead undermined their morale.
The chastisements of the critics were met with defiance by the artist, who refused to compromise her vision.
The politician's chastisements of his opponents were seen as petty and divisive, damaging his reputation.
The parent's chastisements of their child for misbehaving were filled with both love and disappointment.
The chastisements of the past still lingered in her mind, shaping her actions and beliefs.
The harsh chastisements of authority figures can have a lasting impact on an individual's self-esteem and confidence.

to criticize harshly, chasten sense 2, to inflict punishment on (as by whipping), to punish severely (as by whipping), to censure severely

punishments, penalties, wraths,castigations, disciplines, corrections, sentences, retributions, deserts,condemnations

paroles, exemptions, exonerations, immunities, vindications, acquittals, amnesties, indemnities,pardons, remissions

The teacher's chastisements were swift and severe, leaving no room for excuses.

The harsh chastisements from her parents left her feeling ashamed and humiliated.

The company's public chastisements of its employees sent a clear message of intolerance.

The pastor's chastisements from the pulpit stirred both anger and repentance among the congregation.