Chastise and Judge

Chastise

Chastise verb - To criticize (someone) severely or angrily especially for personal failings.

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Judge and chastise are semantically related in condemn topic. In some cases you can use "Judge" instead a verb "Chastise".

Nearby Words: chaste, chastity, chastisement, chastising, chastized

Judge verb - To give an opinion about (something at issue or in dispute).

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Chastise and judge are semantically related in condemn topic. Sometimes you can use "Chastise" instead a verb "Judge".

race	chastise race	judge race
someone	chastise someone	judge someone
right	chastise right	judge right
time	chastise time	judge time
Other words: harry, anyone, player, everyone.

Apparently, rogue Spectre Tela Vasir's own self-righteousnss is enough to keep her alive long enough to chastise Commander Shepard for working with Cerberus, a terrorist organisation, before telling Shepard not to judge her.

Source: Final Speech
He has to chastise the judge for noting the answer before the witness has a chance to say anything.

Source: Film / My Cousin Vinny

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