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Definition of scolding : 1. a. & n. from Scold, v.
2. of Scold

Synonyms:

admonishment, chiding, reproach, praise, reprimand, rap, objurgation, rebuke, admonition, tongue-lashing, reproof

alleging, imputing, citing, incriminating, reproaching, accusing, arraigning, denouncing, implicating, inculpating, criticizing, complaining, impeaching, blaming, charging, condemning

cursing, nagging, swearing, cussing, blaspheming

Usage examples:

• He walked meekly home; and took a scolding for being late. - "The Adventures of Bobby Orde", Stewart Edward White.
• The boys chased the Crow, throwing sticks and stones and scolding her for some time. - "Verotchka's Tales", Mamin Siberiak.
• I am worrying and scolding you because you wish to please some one that has been as good as my own mother to me. - "Indian Summer", William D. Howells.