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punish

[puhn-ish] / ˈpʌn ɪʃ /


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Beijing’s national-security office in Hong Kong warned that any attempt to exploit the fire to create disorder would be punished by law.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Obviously, they were waiting for all the spies to die, so they didn’t have to punish anyone.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Zbur, who was among the law’s authors, said the new Office of Civil Rights and the antisemitism coordinator are not intended to punish teachers.

From Los Angeles Times

New England’s defense is good enough to punish mistakes, and Drake Maye has been mostly excellent and bounces back strong from his rare mistakes.

From Los Angeles Times

But Liverpool's pressure failed to produce a second goal and their defensive frailties were punished in the 56th minute.

From Barron's