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pillorying's Usage Examples:

30 June – William Prynne is branded as a seditious libeller, and sentenced to pillorying and mutilation.

Burns had been reproved by Dr Smith, and Burns retaliated by pillorying Smith twice, by name, in "The Holy Fair", where he says that "his English.

sentenced by the Star Chamber in England to a £5,000 fine, life imprisonment, pillorying and clipping of his ears when his Histriomastix (published 1632) is viewed.

very funny, the drama followed a fictional religious group intent on pillorying the Pythons and having ‘"Life of Brian"’ banned," although he added that.

It was performed along with the pillorying or immobilisation in the stocks, and sometimes alongside punishments such as branding.

is sentenced by the Star Chamber to a £5,000 fine, life imprisonment, pillorying and the loss of part of his ears when his Histriomastix is viewed as an.

was severe, including eighteen months in Newgate Prison and a monthly pillorying for the entire term of his sentence.

August 27, 1988 edition of The Nation, David Corn wrote: "The public pillorying of the C.

Prynne sentenced by the Star Chamber to a £5,000 fine, life imprisonment, pillorying and the loss of part of his ears when his Histriomastix is viewed as an.

the mere fact that the policeman was played by Totò was tantamount to pillorying the police.

Burns had been reproved by Dr Smith, and Burns retaliated by pillorying Smith twice, by name, in.

punishments meted out within the sphere of public humiliation, such as pillorying, the stocks, corporal punishment and similar punishments, or fines.

– William Prynne is branded as a seditious libeller, and sentenced to pillorying and mutilation.

Synonyms:

exhibit, display, expose, gibbet,

Antonyms:

keep quiet, underexpose, overexpose, veil, wrap,