| punish company | 12.38 | The company was not punished. | ||
| punish people | 4.87 | As a bonus, they punish people. | ||
| punish offender | 3.95 | They publicly punish offenders. | ||
| punish country | 3.62 | It has punished both countries by suspending economic aid. | ||
| punish official | 2.90 | Security officials are rarely punished. | ||
| punish stock | 2.70 | Not all chip stocks were punished. | ||
| punish violator | 2.57 | Violators will be punished. | ||
| punish perpetrator | 2.44 | Sure, a perpetrator can be punished after the fact. | ||
| punish officer | 2.37 | They demanded the officer be punished. | ||
| punish player | 2.11 | The players were punished. | ||
| punish child | 2.04 | How unfair to punish the child by saying no. | ||
| punish crime | 2.04 | Punish the crime. | ||
| punish culprit | 1.91 | He promised to name names and punish the culprits. | ||
| punish woman | 1.91 | The woman cannot be punished. | ||
| punish member | 1.84 | And China has vowed to severely punish leading members. | ||
| punish student | 1.71 | If it is ripped in the morning, students will be punished. | ||
| punish leader | 1.65 | The case appears a final attempt to punish East German leaders. | ||
| punish criminal | 1.51 | An inefficient and corrupt judicial system often fails to punish criminals. | ||
| punish killer | 1.38 | He promised to punish the killers. | ||
| punish violation | 1.38 | Violations can be punished with fines and jail terms. |