different between chastening vs chasteningly
chastening
English
Verb
chastening
- present participle of chasten
Noun
chastening (plural chastenings)
- The act by which somebody is chastened.
- a. 1758, Jonathan Edwards, On Original Sin
- But these chastenings are for his sins, as appears by what follows […]
- a. 1758, Jonathan Edwards, On Original Sin
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chasteningly
English
Etymology
chastening +? -ly
Adverb
chasteningly (comparative more chasteningly, superlative most chasteningly)
- In a chastening manner.
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