The meaning of PENALIZE is to inflict a penalty on. How to use penalize in a sentence.

Definition of penalize verb from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. penalize somebody (for something) to punish somebody for breaking a rule or law by making them suffer a disadvantage. …

PENALIZED definition: 1. past simple and past participle of penalize 2. to cause someone a disadvantage: 3. to punish…. Learn more.

If someone is penalized for something, they are made to suffer some disadvantage because of it. Some of the players may break the rules and be penalized.

Penalize definition: to subject to a penalty, as a person.. See examples of PENALIZE used in a sentence.

To subject to a penalty, especially for infringement of a law or regulation. See Synonyms at punish....

The company was penalized for not paying taxes. The hockey player was penalized for holding.

To penalize means to impose a punishment or a consequence for a violation of rules or laws. This can occur in various scenarios, such as sporting events, legal infractions, or academic settings. Penalties …

When you penalize someone, you punish them. A traffic cop will usually penalize a speeder with an expensive ticket. A court might penalize a criminal with fines or time in prison, while a frustrated …

PENALIZE definition: 1. to cause someone a disadvantage: 2. to punish someone for breaking a rule: 3. to cause someone…. Learn more.