"scolded by" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when someone is being criticized or reprimanded by someone else. For example: "She was scolded by her teacher for not handing her assignment in on time."
She's probably feeling a nasty cocktail of guilt, embarrassment and hurt (at being scolded by you).
He is scolded by the young Karamakate, played by Nilbio Torres, also indigenous.
To be scolded by critics and embraced by ordinary readers was a familiar experience for him.
And I was scolded by a frantic guard when I swung one of the speakers.
His mother reportedly hanged herself after being scolded by his wife.
The line forms on the right for team owners willing to be scolded by the speaker.
She turned the loan down, she says, only to be scolded by her supervisor.
As a candidate for sheriff, she was scolded by a local newspaper for unfair campaign tactics.
But we were scolded by an immigration agent, who explained that only married couples or family members could stand together.
Barack Obama, scolded by many in Congress for getting involved in the first place, is hiding in NATO's back seat.
On the way to the motel Bev gets scolded by Jolene for thinking she should be with the kids.
