chastener (Meaning)

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chastener (n.)

One who chastens.

The strict coach acted as a chastener, pushing the team to perform their best.
In some cultures, hardship is seen as a chastener, meant to strengthen character.
The failure served as a chastener, reminding him of the importance of perseverance.
His father was a firm but fair chastener, instilling discipline in his children.
The wise elder in the village was regarded as a chastener, offering guidance to the younger generation.
The chastener of fate brought about a series of trials that tested her resolve.
She saw her illness as a chastener, teaching her to appreciate life's fragility.
The critic served as a chastener, reminding the artist to stay true to their vision.
The consequences of his actions served as a chastener, leading him to reconsider his choices.
The moral of the story acted as a chastener, imparting valuable lessons to the reader.

One who chastens.

punish,chastise, criticize, penalize, fine, correct, sentence, discipline, convict, impose

spare, excuse,spare, forfeit, forfeit, pardon, pardon, excuse,get off, release

The strict coach acted as a chastener, pushing the team to perform their best.

In some cultures, hardship is seen as a chastener, meant to strengthen character.

The failure served as a chastener, reminding him of the importance of perseverance.

His father was a firm but fair chastener, instilling discipline in his children.