Definition of lynch - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
illegal killingkill without legal sanction
- They feared the mob would lynch him before the trial.
- The angry crowd threatened to lynch the suspect.
- Rumors spread that they might lynch the accused.
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Origin of lynch
English, lynch (to execute without trial)
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- French:lyncher, ...
- German:lynchen, ...
- Italian:uccidere illegalmente, ...
- Spanish:linchar, ...
- Portuguese:linchar, ...
- Chinese:私刑处死, ...
- Japanese:リンチする, ...
- Arabic:قَتَلَ دون محاكمة, ...
- Hebrew:לְבַצֵּעַ לִינְץ' בְּ, ...
- Russian:линчевать, ...
- Ukrainian:лінчувати, ...
- Hindi:लिंच करना, ...
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