Difference between Castigate and Chastize

CASTIGATE vs CHASTIZE: NOUN

To emend; to correct.
To punish by stripes; to chastise by blows; to chasten; also, to chastise verbally; to reprove; to criticise severely.
To punish or rebuke severely. : punish.

To subject to a severe and critical scrutiny; criticize for the purpose of correcting; emend: as, to castigate the text of an author.
To chastise; punish by stripes; correct or punish, in general.

Berate, Lambast, Vilify, Criticize, Excoriate, Lambaste, Criticise, Penalize, Punish, Decry, Objurgate, Correct, Chasten, Chastize, Chastise

Condemn, Denigrate, Denounce, Scold, Berate, Lambast, Vilify, Criticize, Excoriate, Lambaste, Penalize, Punish, Decry, Correct, Chasten

The unsystematic SUSTIVA will castigate crappy to haywood and local erection of the first few weeks now.
He soon became provost, and then began to castigate his body by fasting, vigils, and other penances.
If you are popping 200mg of butalbital, FIORICET may castigate promoting an disallow.
And Solomon can only castigate Adams for views the cartoonist is not hiding.
Mr lifted my castigate up and hands parted the buttocks.
Kiryl: We must to castigate this misguided individual without delay!
Ruskin used the term pejoratively to castigate weakgloomy nights.
Kohlberg uses every opportunity to castigate moral relativism.
Ford would castigate mercilessly for days on end.
There is no need to castigate one onother.