n.惩罚，责罚

原形：castigation复数：castigations

The teacher's castigation of the student for cheating had a profound impact on the rest of the class.
老师对作弊学生的严厉责罚对班上其他同学产生了深远的影响。
Public castigation can serve as a deterrent for would-be offenders.
公开的谴责可以起到威慑潜在违法者的作用。
The athlete faced severe castigation from fans and the media after his unsportsmanlike behavior.
这位运动员在展现出不体育道德的行为后，受到了粉丝和媒体的严厉批评。
The CEO's castigation of the employees' lack of commitment sparked controversy within the company.
CEO对员工缺乏承诺的指责在公司内部引发了争议。
Through her speech, the activist aimed to castigate the government's inaction on climate change.
通过她的演讲，这位活动家旨在谴责政府在气候变化问题上的不作为。
The judge's castigation emphasized the seriousness of the crime and the need for justice.
法官的严厉谴责强调了犯罪的严重性以及伸张正义的必要性。
The editor's castigation of the journalist's inaccurate reporting led to a review of the newspaper's fact-checking policies.
编辑对记者不准确报道的批评导致了报纸事实核查政策的审查。
His castigation of the unfair hiring practices at the company led to an internal investigation.
他对公司不公平招聘做法的批评引发了内部调查。
The coach's castigation was harsh but necessary to correct the team's poor performance.
教练的严厉批评虽然严厉但对纠正球队的糟糕表现是必要的。
The environmental report castigated industries for their role in polluting the local water sources.
环境报告谴责了工业界对当地水源污染所负的责任。