castigate in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

castigate in the PONS Dictionary

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castigate Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to castigate sb for sth
censurar a alguien por algo
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This was largely impossible without appearing to castigate those who did not want to make this change and on account of the limited space.
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In formal settings, these features are castigated and, as a result, their use is recessive.
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The old man castigates himself for sacrificing the marlin.
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In his memoirs, he castigated the modern architects of the 1920s to 40 who, according to him, neglected the artistic foundations of the architect profession.
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He was very good at characterizing and castigating people and putting himself on a pedestal.
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Critical reactions to the actors' performances were generally positive, even where the play itself was dismissed or castigated.
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Nobody was too sacred or too obscure to be called out and castigated.
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When she confronts her grandfather, the old man castigates her, both for defying tradition and for challenging his authority.
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He was frequently published in local newspapers and, later, castigated in the same.
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He and his family were castigated by members of the community and contemplated moving but eventually did not.
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