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Meanings of hazing in English
Practice of rituals used as a way of initiating a person into a group.
Synonyms
Examples for "ragging"
Examples for "ragging"
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I don't want baby brother ragging on me for breaking medical protocol.
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But I hate to see those boughten lawyers ragging him in court.
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It is no fun ragging a man who doesn't lose his temper.
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But there's not much value in ragging on people just because they're different.
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That led to more ragging, and he didn't try asking again.
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It's nothing but a bastardisation of the law for those who pull the strings from behind.
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World War Z, allegedly a bastardisation of Max Brooks's novel, seemed to be heading for a critical roasting.
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South Africans have yet again been treated to a grotesque bastardisation of the idea of a state of the nation address.
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I'm not sure either, whether it's just a bit of Euro-bastardisation of cushion or they really intended the play on "cushy number".
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They are merely crude, phonetic bastardisations of the Irish words.
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You will then all assemble at the camp-fire for initiation ceremonies.
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After two days of slickly brutal initiation ceremonies the asteroid now belonged to him.
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Mr. Newton had ideas of his own about initiation ceremonies.
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Naming follows almost immediately after birth, while puberty and initiation ceremonies are entirely lacking.
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If girls also have the same initiation ceremonies, it is not special to boys.
Usage of hazing in English
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Their part in a brutal fraternity hazing ritual cost them their freedom.
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Eaton's companions in the hazing all bore him out in the statement.
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All this pretending that hazing doesn't exist when you know it does.
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The fraternity was also accused of hazing pledges and other objectionable conduct.
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They, too, are very frequently objects of hazing in its severest form.
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Mr. Judson and Mr. Pratt have a pretty bad reputation for hazing.
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Spinelli's voice echoed through the night, hazing and bullying the local cops.
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We may be sure now that it's more than a hazing affair.
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Penn State fraternity head could have stopped hazing death: police BELLEFONTE, Pa.
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Fitzgibbon's bitter hazing, without distinction or justice, was for the same purpose.
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The meanest and most cowardly fellows in college may shine most in hazing.
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The humiliation brought to bear in hazing often leaves scars that are unseen.
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Thailand has reported five deaths from hazing in the past decade.
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Plainly the hazing committee had lost no time in seizing its first opportunity.
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Here are 9 perspectives to consider when discussing hazing in BGLOs: Honesty vs.
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The privilege of hazing had seldom been abused by the girls.
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Translations for hazing
Portuguese
Catalan
Hazing through the time
Hazing across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common