Definition
Definition of fustigation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
verbal attackDated harsh verbal assault or criticismDated
- The politician faced fustigation from the media.
2.
physical punishmentDated beating with a club or stickDated
- The thief received a fustigation for his crimes.
Origin of fustigation
Latin, fustigare (to beat with a stick)
Examples of fustigation in a sentence
The article was a fustigation of the company's policies. The brutal fustigation left him unable to walk. Fustigation was a common punishment in ancient times.
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- French:attaque verbale, châtiment corporel, ...
- German:scharfe Kritik, Prügelstrafe, ...
- Italian:fustigazione, bastonatura, ...
- Spanish:críticas severas, golpiza, ...
- Portuguese:crítica feroz, fustigação, ...
- Chinese:抨击, 杖击, ...
- Japanese:厳しい批判, 棒叩き, ...
- Arabic:اِنْتِقَاد لَاذِع, ضَرْب بالعَصا, ...
- Hebrew:בִּקֹּרֶת חֲרִיפָה, הַכָּאָה, ...
- Russian:жесткая критика, избиение, ...
- Ukrainian:жорстка критика, побиття, ...
- Hindi:आलोचना, प्रहार, ...
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