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chastize

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chas`tize´
v. t.1.same as chastise; - a variant spelling; as, She chastized him for his insensitive remarks.


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In his monthly investment outlook titled "The Gang Who Couldn't Talk Straight," Gross chastizes President Bush for what he sees as misguided policies on education, Social Security, health care and the budget deficit.
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for violating the Convention, because Britain allows private schools to spank students and because parents are allowed to chastize their own children in their home.
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