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The example sentences of FLAGELLATE in videos (4 in total of 5)

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Use "flagellate" in a sentence | "flagellate" example sentences

How to use "flagellate" in a sentence?

  • Why should we flagellate ourselves for what the Cambodians did to each other?
    -Henry A. Kissinger-
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Definition and meaning of FLAGELLATE

What does "flagellate mean?"

/ˈflajəˌlāt/

flagellate

verb
flog someone, either as religious discipline or for sexual gratification.

What are synonyms of "flagellate"?
Some common synonyms of "flagellate" are:
  • flog,
  • whip,
  • beat,
  • scourge,
  • lash,
  • birch,
  • switch,
  • tan,
  • strap,
  • belt,
  • cane,
  • thrash,
  • leather,
  • flail,
  • flay,

You can find detailed definitions of them on this page.

/fläɡ/

flog
verb

To hit with a stick or whip as a punishment.

/(h)wip/

whip
noun verb

A long rope used to hit people or animals. To defeat thoroughly or easily.

/bēt/

beat
adjective noun verb

exhausted. Regular movement or rhythm (e.g. heart or music). To mix ingredients together with a fork or machine.

/skərj/

scourge
noun verb

whip used as instrument of punishment. whip someone as punishment.

/laSH/

lash
noun verb

blow with whip or rope. To hit something violently or forcefully.

/bərCH/

birch
noun verb

slender tree. beat with birch twigs.

/swiCH/

switch
noun verb

A change or shift from one method to another. To exchange or replace something for another thing.

tan

/tan/

tan
adjective noun verb

of yellowish-brown colour. A light brown color. become brown or browner after exposure to sun.

/strap/

strap
noun verb

strip of leather, cloth, or other flexible material. fasten or secure in specified place or position with strap.

/belt/

belt
noun verb

Area with a lot of a particular feature e.g. corn. To leave somewhere quickly (UK use).

/kān/

cane
noun verb

Long, woody plant stem producing sugar. beat.

/THraSH/

thrash
noun verb

violent or noisy movement of beating or thrashing. beat person or animal repeatedly.

/ˈleT͟Hər/

leather
noun verb

material made from animal skin. beat or thrash.

/flāl/

flail
noun verb

Threshing tool with metal parts attached to handle. wave or swing wildly.

/flā/

flay
verb

To strip the skin off, often with a whip.

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