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chasten

[chey-suhn] / ˈtʃeɪ sən /


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While defeat shall likely not prove fatal to their hopes of reaching the knockout stages, it was a chastening 100th European match in charge of City for Guardiola.

From Barron's

Watching the Scarlets number eight trudge off to the sin-bin seemed inevitable after the amount of penalties he conceded in a chastening afternoon.

From BBC

This week, a chastened Summers found himself in different circumstances: standing in the well of a Harvard lecture hall, asking his students’ forgiveness as his professional life was unraveling.

From The Wall Street Journal

Read carefully in a press somewhat chastened by its previous misreporting and you learn a couple of things.

From The Wall Street Journal

For his team-mate, Sao Paulo was the latest in a series of chastening experiences.

From BBC