chastise in Irish
chastise in Irish is ceartaigh — chastise means to criticise or scold someone sharply for something they did wrong.
chastise in Irish
ceartaigh
(transitive) To punish, especially by corporal punishment.
What does "chastise" mean?
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verb To criticise or scold someone sharply for something they did wrong.
"The coach chastised the team for their lack of effort."
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chastise in a sentence
- The coach chastised the team for their lack of effort.
- She chastised herself for forgetting the appointment.
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What is "chastise" in Irish?
"chastise" in Irish is ceartaigh. chastise means: To criticise or scold someone sharply for something they did wrong.
How do you use "chastise" in a sentence?
Example: "The coach chastised the team for their lack of effort." In Irish, "chastise" is ceartaigh.
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