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punish

verb transitive
To pain; to afflict with pain, loss or calamity for a crime or fault; primarily, to afflict with bodily pain, as to punish a thief with pillory or stripes; but the word is applied also to affliction by loss of property, by transportation, banishment, seclusion from societyThe laws require murderers to be punished with death. Other offenders are to be punished with fines, imprisonment, hard laborGod punishes men for their sins with calamities personal and national.

punish

To chastise; as, a father punishes his’ child for disobedience.

punish

To regard with pain or suffering inflicted on the offender; applied to the crime; as, to punish murder or theft.