repunish
reimpose
reimprison
counterpunishment
reindict
reinflict
punny
punishing
gruel
wrath
rehumiliate
reperpetrate
reprosecute
prepunish
reconviction
damnation
kiss the rod
reviolate
amerce
rebrutalize
punishingly
rebanish
teach someone a lesson
reinfliction
reconfiscate
code red
recompel
reallege
antipunishment
punished
reaccustom
rejail
reexpel
feruling
reissue
give
ferule
victimize
punitive
reincarcerate
reabsolve
repropel
countersanction
fine
outpunish
overpunish
revictimize
rehandle
readduce
get into trouble
reassault
give someone what for
resuppression
redo
readjudicate
redetain
rebanishment
slow-walk
redissect
penance
penalization
punitory
recensure
reconvicted
reforgive
rebale
reeject
reban
bollock
reaccuse
have
repeat offend
repunch
retrap
retame
relegislate
penal
re-abuse
reconvict
reinculcate
unconvict
redispense
redampen
reabuse
finable
ignoramus
rearbitrate
penalise
castigate
recounteract
disciplinary
penalize
ping
reprieve
revest

English words for 'To punish again, a further time.'

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