I. punishing [ˈpʌnɪʃɪŋ] ПРИЛ.
- punishing exercise, race
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- punishing schedule
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Fox said his party's manifesto would tackle the worst economic crisis in 80 years without punishing ordinary people.
en.wikipedia.org She starts out punishing the world and herself for all the things about man which she despises, through self-defeating behavior.
en.wikipedia.org The police commander was in charge of suppressing revolts and punishing villages which dropped below the quota.
en.wikipedia.org This was enforced through state policies of rewarding publications that published acceptable content and punishing those that did not.
en.wikipedia.org After many years of punishing her heart and waiting for him, she now finds it hard to accept his wish of coming back to her.
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