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Definitions from the WebTerm: ChastisersDescription:Chastisers, in its plural form, refers to individuals or groups who reprimand, criticize, or admonish others for their behavior or actions. They are often strict and rigorous in their approach, aiming to correct or discipline those who they perceive as deviating from accepted norms or standards. Sense 1 (Noun):In the sense of a noun, chastisers are individuals or entities who hold the role of enforcing discipline or correcting others through criticism or scolding. They often play roles as parents, teachers, or bosses. Example sentence: The education system needs effective chastisers who can guide students towards better behavior and academic performance. Sense 2 (Verb):As a verb, chastisers refer to the action of reprimanding or reproaching someone for their wrongdoing or unacceptable behavior. Example sentence: The manager chastisers her team members for not meeting the project deadlines. Sense 3 (Local):In local contexts, chastisers can also refer to specific groups or individuals within a community who take it upon themselves to enforce social or moral standards. Example sentence: The neighborhood committee consisted of self-appointed chastisers who monitored the residents' adherence to local regulations. | ||||
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