Penalize (Verb)
Syllable division: pe·nal·ize
How to pronounce: UK: /ˈpiː.nəl.aɪz/ US: /ˈpiː.nəl.aɪz/
#1 Meaning: To put someone at a disadvantage.
Example:
> It would be unjust to penalize a firm that had not developed its plans at that time or that later changed its goals.
#2 Meaning: So as to punish someone, especially if they have broken the law or a rule.
Example:
> The corporation has been penalized for failing to pay taxes.
> This legislation would severely penalize immigrants.
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It’s not fair someone penalizes a person that doesn’t have anything to do with the situation.
The restaurant was penalised for violating health and safety regulations.
The mother penalizes her son for doing bad in the exam.
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The mother penalizes her son for doing poorly in the exam.
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It’s not fair that someone penalizes a person who doesn’t have anything to do with the situation.
The restaurant was penalized for violating health and safety regulations.
Interpretation of the penalization cases definition need to be rephrased according to the new circumstances
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The interpretation of the penalization case definition needs to be rephrased according to the new circumstances.
Teachers often penalize pupils when they don’t do their homeworks.
When drivers brake road rules as a penalizes policeman write a fine
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Teachers often penalize pupils when they don’t do their homework.
When drivers break road rules, a policeman writes a fine.