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Meanings of public flogging in English

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Usage of public flogging in English
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The fellow ought to have been given a public flogging for it.
Dead Souls
2
It's not a public flogging: the goal is to build up collective wisdom.
An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth
3
The Joint Assembly's resolution also condemn cruel treatment of women, including public flogging.
The Irish Times
4
Now was the only time she controlled this public flogging.
The devil she knows
5
Their freedom of manners renders a public flogging occasionally indispensable.
First Footsteps in East Africa
6
This is like public flogging, when we are already struggling to fill headteacher vacancies.
The Guardian
7
That includes allowing homesexuals to be stoned to death, and public flogging for adultery.
BBC
8
Lysandra had witnessed this many times before: public flogging was the usual punishment for transgressions.
Imperatrix
9
This happened upon the afternoon of the day when the public flogging had taken place.
Bred in the Bone; Or, Like Father, Like Son: A Novel
10
New Zealanders supported the public flogging of homosexuals.
Radio NZ
11
If neither of the participants was married, they got off easy: a hundred lashes in a public flogging.
Sword of god
12
Women are overwhelmingly more likely than men to be sentenced to public flogging for fornication, the BBC reports.
Radio NZ
13
Rape was to be punished with the public flogging of the female victim as well as the perpetrator.
The Guardian
14
Anyone caught with alcohol was looking at a public flogging or a prison sentence so they drank at private parties.
Exit wound
15
A Sudanese woman who faces a public flogging for wearing trousers is rapidly making her case into a cause celebre.
Radio NZ
16
Mr Badawi's public flogging started on Friday when was led into a square and given the first instalment of 50 lashes.
BBC
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