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flagellation

/ˌflædʒ.əˈleɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action de frapper ou de fouetter, souvent liée à la pénitence religieuse, à la punition ou à la stimulation érotique.

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noun

/ˌflædʒ.əˈleɪ.ʃən/C2formal
  • frNom désignant l'action de frapper ou de fouetter, souvent liée à la pénitence religieuse, à la punition ou à la stimulation érotique.

A noun referring to the act of beating, whipping, or flogging, often associated with religious penance, punishment, or erotic stimulation.

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  1. Religious or erotic beatingC2formal

    The act of whipping or beating oneself or another person, often for religious penance or sexual gratification.

    frFlagellation (religieuse ou érotique)

    • Some monastic orders practiced self-flagellation as a form of spiritual discipline.
    • The novel contained scenes of flagellation that were controversial at the time.
    • Historical accounts describe flagellation rituals performed during certain religious festivals.

    Synonymesbeatingflogginglashingwhipping

  2. Punishment by whippingC1formal

    A form of corporal punishment involving beating with a whip, strap, or rope.

    frFlagellation (châtiment corporel)

    • Flagellation was a common punishment in ancient legal systems.
    • The prisoner was sentenced to public flagellation for his crimes.
    • Historical records show that flagellation was used as a disciplinary measure in some schools.

    Synonymesbeatingcaningflogginglashingstrappingthrashingwhipping

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  • flagellations plural form
  • flagellations' possessive plural form
  • flagellation's possessive singular form
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