Chasten

The blacksmith used a hammer and heat to chasten the impurities out of the iron.

The defeat in the election should chasten the political party to reconsider its policies.

The teacher's stern warning served to chasten the disruptive behavior of the student.

The mechanic had to chasten the engine by removing some of the parts.

The experience of losing a loved one can chasten one's perspective on life.

The programmer had to chasten the code by removing redundant lines.

The chef had to chasten the sauce by reducing it to a thicker consistency.

The accident served to chasten the teenager's reckless driving habits.

The blacksmith had to chasten the metal before it could be shaped.

The judge's sentence was meant to chasten the criminal.

The doctor advised the patient to chasten their alcohol intake.

The disastrous outcome of the election will chasten the political party to reconsider their strategy.

The boss had to chasten the employee for not meeting the deadline.

The loss of his job will chasten him and make him more responsible.

The critical reviews of his performance will chasten the actor to work on his acting skills.

He needed to chasten his spending habits if he wanted to save money.

The parents decided to chasten their son for his bad behavior at school.

The teacher had to chasten the students for cheating during the exam.

The professor had to chasten the student for plagiarizing the research paper.

His mistakes in the previous project will chasten him to be more careful in the future.

Her experience with the rigorous training regimen will chasten her as a ballet dancer.

The financial crisis forced the government to chasten their spending.

The therapist suggested the patient chasten their emotional outbursts.

The environmentalist urged the public to chasten their carbon footprint.

The recent economic downturn will chasten businesses to reduce their expenditures.

The coach will chasten the team for their lack of effort during practice.

The punishment was designed to chasten the offender.

She had to chasten her desire to eat junk food if she wanted to lose weight.