chastisers

/ˈtʃeɪstaɪzərz/
noun
  1. People who criticize or punish someone in order to correct their behavior.
    • The teacher acted as one of the chastisers when students broke the rules.
    • In ancient times, chastisers were often appointed to enforce discipline in schools.
    • The coach was known as a fair but firm chastiser of lazy players.
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