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Meanings of chastised in English

Corrected.

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Examples for "corrected"
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We calculated a corrected-for-lead-time number of observed cases for each calendar year.
Pubmed
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The appropriate parties, including embarrassed administrators at bluesky.net, have corrected the problem.
Wired
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However, your article made two points that I feel must be corrected.
The Irish Times
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Deutsche later corrected the return, but authorities say that came too late.
Reuters
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Oranga Tamariki has corrected the amount it stated was paid per family.
Radio NZ
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Teaching his new charges to be disciplined and patient is another challenge.
The Guardian
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Photo: AFP He says the person in question has since been disciplined.
Radio NZ
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The fight disciplined the President and the machine in about equal proportions.
The Boss and the Machine: A Chronicle of the Politicians and Par...
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It also said it would pursue a more disciplined capital allocation strategy.
Reuters
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This enables us to change our minds piecemeal, in a disciplined way.
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Usage of chastised in English
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The last thing either child needed right now was to be chastised.
Before you know kindness
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Grove chastised doctors for not using even email to improve their practice.
Wired
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Lawmakers chastised administration officials for doing too little to change Russian behavior.
Reuters
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Twice they were completely put down; and twice they were severely chastised.
Miscellaneous Writings and Speeches — Volume 4
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She chastised them for what she saw as their faulty search-and-seizure methods.
The appeal
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Those whom he caught he chastised: but most of the Fadeea fled.
Narrative of a Mission to Central Africa Performed in the Years ...
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The artifice succeeds, the assassins are thrust out instead of being chastised.
The Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night — Volume 16
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But I could tell she had been chastised by my earlier demonstration.
Disciple of the dog
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He chastised the congregation calmly at first, and then with increasing annoyance.
Zeitoun
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A visibly frustrated Schumer then chastised Republicans for talking during his speech.
The Guardian
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I had been severely chastised by a wine-loving friend for using it.
Under orders
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He called me to him, and I came, expecting to be chastised.
Caleb's crossing
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It's not the first time Britain's notoriously muck-raking tabloids have been chastised.
Reuters
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Now every movement of the appetitive part should be chastised by reason.
Summa Theologica, Part II-II (Secunda Secundae) / Translated by ...
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I have been well chastised for it, and God is extraordinarily just.
Notre-Dame de Paris
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He pitied many without cause and chastised even a greater number unjustly.
Dio's Rome, Volume 3 / An Historical Narrative Originally Compos...
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