Definition: Scolding is a form of punishment or criticism directed at someone who has done something wrong, usually in order to teach them a lesson. It can be used as a way to encourage good behavior and correct mistakes. Scolding is often used in situations where people are being judged or criticized by others, such as teachers, parents, or coaches. In some cultures, scoldings may also be seen as a form of social punishment for someone who has violated rules or expectations. It can be a way
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