Lynched is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LYNCHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• LYNCH, to judge and put to death without legal sanction
• (of a group of people) kill (someone) for an alleged offence without a legal trial, especially by hanging
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to put to death without legal sanction

Words related to LYNCHED

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How to use LYNCHED in a sentence

• During the summer of 1859 a man by the name of Jackson was lynched by a mob in Wright county, and Gov.
• When a person has been almost lynched for a crime another has committed, he gains a certain standing, no matter what may be the public opinion of his courage.
• Sinner, as well as saint, may be guillotined or lynched, and endure it well.
• Everest was taken from this building to be lynched.
• The unrecognizable form was placed in a cell between two of the loggers who had loved the lynched boy as a comrade and a friend.
• There are persistent rumors that more than one man was lynched on the eve of Armistice day.
• Some irresponsible persons cut down a tree upon which several men had been lynched.
• Northern sympathizers are first ridiculed as imbecile, then lynched as destructive.
• They published lists of strikers, thus running the risk of having them lynched by the crowds.
• And failing that, some old-timers pointed out, they should have been publicly lynched on arrival at salt water.
• At the head of a company of marines, he took Brown prisoner and, protecting him from a mob which would have lynched him, handed him over to the authorities.
• King began his career of usefulness to society at the time of the Johnstown flood, where he and some companions lynched an Italian who had been robbing the dead.
• Sounds like a judge of your courts ordering a man to be lynched.
• He ought to have been lynched long ago, but since the troubles began, these fellows have had all their own way.
• There was a white man lynched for a certain offence two months ago.
• A furious crowd broke into the prison and lynched the prisoners.
• Ringrose was separated from the company, drenched to the skin, half starved, and very nearly lynched by some Spaniards.
• After being nearly lynched by the mob, she was tried by the Revolutionary Tribunal, and sent to the guillotine.
• In the period of 1871-73 the number of Negroes lynched in the South is said to have been not more than 11 a year.
• Between 1885 and 1915, however, the number of persons lynched in the country amounted to 3500, the great majority being Negroes in the South.
• As a result of this occurrence the Negroes of both Brooks and Lowndes counties were terrorized for the week May 17-24, 1918, and not less than eleven of them lynched.
• Into the bodies of two men lynched together not less than seven hundred bullets are said to have been fired.
• For saying this she too was lynched, although she was in an advanced state of pregnancy.
• Had a man given any sign to warn them, I think he would have been lynched.
• Jack McGuire THEY would have lynched me Had I not been secretly hurried away To the jail at Peoria.
• Public opinion in this case was strongly roused against the husband and probably if there had been a tree handy he would have been lynched.
• The prisoners, Casey and Cora, had expected, when taken from the jail, to be lynched at once.
• If he were not lynched by the excited Boers, he was sure to get a death sentence.
• The South has disfranchised Negroes and lynched a few.
• As for mocking the flag, one might be lynched on the spot.

Similar words containing LYNCH without suffix ed

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