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What kind of speech is castigate?

"Castigate" is a verb, not a type of speech.

It means to reprimand harshly, often publicly, for wrongdoing.

Here are some examples of how it's used:

* The judge castigated the defendant for his reckless actions.

* The teacher castigated the student for plagiarizing their essay.

* The author was castigated by critics for their insensitive portrayal of minorities.

So, while "castigate" itself isn't a type of speech, it describes the act of criticizing someone severely.

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