एक मुक्त यातना,

Verb:

दंड केला, शिक्षा करणे, ठीक आहे,

amerced मराठी अर्थाचे उदाहरण:

येथे बलात्कार पीडितेला दिलासा देणे आणि गुन्हेगाराला शिक्षा करणे या बाबतीत देशाचा कायदा आहे," असे नसीम खान म्हणाले.

मानवी विष्टा खाण्याची जबरदस्ती करणे, महिलेस जात पंचायतीमध्ये नग्न करणे, व्यक्तीच्या डोक्यावर मानवी विष्टा व लघवी असलेले मडके ठेवण्यात येणे आणि ते फोडणे, हातावर लालबुंद झालेली कुर्‍हाड ठेवण्याची तयारी करणे, महिलेला चारित्र्याच्या संशयावरून उकळत्या तेलात हात घालून नाणे बाहेर काढण्याची शिक्षा करणे.

महिलेला जात पंचायतींच्या पंचाची थुंकी चाटण्याची शिक्षा करणे.

समाजातील एकाच्या चुकीबद्दल सर्वांना शिक्षा करणे योग्य नव्हे असा संदेश.

यामध्ये कोणत्याही प्रकारच्या शिक्षा करणे याचाही समावेश होतो .

amerced's Usage Examples:

early as in England"s 1215 Magna Carta which reads that: "no one shall be "amerced" (fined) to the extent that they are deprived of their means of living.

The "75,000 was amerced because the officer disbelieved the explanation of the citizen.

at the court was a feudal duty, and those who failed to appear could be amerced, i.

When Charleston returned to patriot control in 1782, Daniel"s estate was amerced twelve percent of its total value when Daniel returned to South Carolina.

Marske was amerced 20 marks for its part in the pillaging of a Norwegian vessel in 1180.

They amerced the absent incumbent and seized his corn.

This law later was expanded to create the Civil Forfeiture Office, whereby property can be amerced with no court process.

borough for Cirencester probably began in the same year, when they were amerced for a false presentment, meaning that they had presented false information.

as "the said lewd and scandalous attempt", the borough of Westbury was amerced twenty pounds, Long was removed from office, and the returning officer.

Thus, John's Charter to Dunwich of 29 June 1200 provides that the burgesses shall only be amerced by six men from within the borough, and six men from without.

Since 2006, US banks have been amerced large amounts under prosecution of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, or the Trading with the Enemy Act.

fines and ransom made, and also the amercements of all them that shall be amerced before the said justices, in alleviation of the said towns as before is.

Simon Cusak and John ____ 1374 Sir Richard Plunkett 1378 John Freignes (amerced of 100 marks for non-attendance) 1560 Sir Christopher Cheevers and Patrick.

Synonyms:

ticket, fine,

Antonyms:

inappropriateness, coarse, rough,