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Meanings of lynching in English
Usage of lynching in English
1
Sure, people had heard about lynching, but few Americans had seen it.
2
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Left to right: The lynching of George Meadows, 1889.
3
The Supreme Court last year recommended making mob lynching a separate offense.
4
His trial for tax evasion was later described as a legal lynching.
5
My grandparents left a South that let people get away with lynching.
6
People sent these lynching pictures as postcards through their local post office.
7
The end of lynching cannot be said to be purely academic, though.
8
Newspapers alerted readers to the time and place of an upcoming lynching.
9
My tweets were specifically about his use of the imagery of lynching.
10
A lynching occurred at Port Jarvis, N.Y., the first week in June.
11
They raised the country with lynching intentions, but the bird had flown.
12
I just ran into a lynching party made up of cornpone preachers.
13
Instead, we've been treated to the millennium version of American lynching photography.
14
You are an upholder of law, and do not approve of lynching.
15
Generally I am opposed to lynching, but this is a fair case.
16
There was talk of lynching, but no resort was had to violence.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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