castigators (Meaning)

castigators

to subject to severe punishment, reproof, or criticism, to punish, scold, or criticize harshly

No weak antonyms found.

The castigators relentlessly berated the politician for his unethical behavior.
The harsh words of the castigators cut deeply, leaving the offender feeling humiliated.
Society's castigators often target those who deviate from established norms.
The media acted as castigators, exposing the corrupt practices of the corporation.
The castigators' relentless criticism aimed to discourage dissent and enforce conformity.
The principal served as a castigator, reprimanding students for infractions.
The parents were castigators, punishing their child for wrongdoing.
The moral crusaders were castigators, condemning those who engaged in immoral acts.
The critics were castigators, relentlessly attacking the artist's work.
The castigators' voices filled the air, drowning out all other perspectives.

to subject to severe punishment, reproof, or criticism, to punish, scold, or criticize harshly

cavillers, critics,criticizers, censurers, hypercritics, knockers, disparagers, nigglers, carpers, nitpickers

praisers,commenders,

The castigators relentlessly berated the politician for his unethical behavior.

The harsh words of the castigators cut deeply, leaving the offender feeling humiliated.

Society's castigators often target those who deviate from established norms.

The media acted as castigators, exposing the corrupt practices of the corporation.