Chastisement, correction, punishment.

figurative. A means or instrument of punishment; hence, punishment, chastisement. Obsolete.

Corrective or disciplinary punishment, correction, chastening; also simply punishment.

The action of chastise, v.; chastisement.

gen. Punishment (esp. physical punishment) imposed with the intention of controlling or correcting future behaviour; castigation for a misdemeanour…

The correcting (of a person) by disciplinary punishment; chastisement, sometimes spec. with a view to amendment; but frequently in later use (now…

Chastisement, corrective punishment or discipline, correction, chastening. Obsolete.

Chastisement.

The action of nurture, v. (in various senses).

As a count noun: an instance of disciplining; esp. a punishment, a penance; a reprimand (cf. discipline, v. 1).

Chastisement.

Of or relating to discipline or disciplining; that disciplines.

An act or instance of disciplinary punishment; (also) a severe reprimand, a reproof. Also as a mass noun: chastisement; censure. Obsolete.

a birch, rod, switch; also, the use of this.

Scottish (Aberdeenshire). Harsh treatment; chastisement.