castigation

n.

严厉的责骂、批评或惩罚；修订；

复数：castigations

1. Some people believe that work is a better means of order and discipline than chains and castigation for criminals.
   有些人认为要使犯人遵纪守法劳动是比镣铐和惩罚更有效的手段。

CASTIGATION
Care over castigation.
Castigation and Abuse of Children in Early Modern Spain
FINANCIAL LITERACY OR FINANCIAL CASTIGATION?
Glorification and castigation of birds through song in Setswana folk stories
Regulators are frequently the source of castigation, but they are bound by practical realities
Criminals, cures, and castigation: Heiric of Auxerre's "Miracula sancti Germani"and ninth-century Carolingian hagiography
Method of C~4ISR System Effectiveness Targets Aggregation Based on Castigation Function
The Shakespearian “grand Mechanism”: A Nihilist Castigation of Power and Leadership in Achebe’s Arrow Of God
Investigation and Consideration to the System of Student’s Encouragement and Castigation of University