fustigated Sentence Examples
- The senator's detractors ruthlessly fustigated his policies, calling them "reckless and irresponsible."
- The critic's review fustigated the novel, claiming it was "a mess of clichés and plot holes."
- The accused was fustigated by the jury for his heinous crimes, resulting in a harsh sentence.
- The company's new marketing campaign was fustigated by consumers as being "deceptive and misleading."
- The professor's harsh criticism of the student's thesis fustigated the young scholar's confidence.
- The voters fustigated the incumbent politician for his broken promises and lack of accountability.
- The activist's speech fustigated the government for its inaction on climate change.
- The newspaper's editorial fustigated the police for their brutality and misconduct.
- The artist's unconventional style was fustigated by critics, who dismissed it as "pretentious and self-indulgent."
- The politician's opponents fustigated him for his lack of integrity, claiming he was unfit for office.
fustigated Meaning
fustigated
cudgel, to criticize severely
Synonyms & Antonyms of fustigated
Synonyms:
- spanked
- worked-over
- smashed
- licked
- clouted
- cracked
- busted
- assaulted
- pommelled
- clobbered
- gored
- cuffed
- stormed
- pummeled
- horsewhipped
- leathered
- pistol-whipped
- buffeted
- socked
- lacerated
- pasted
- roughed-up-
- wounded
- cudgelled
- slated
- bust
- lammed
- whammed
- swiped
- thwacked
- lashed
- swatted
- raided
- mauled
- messed-up-
Synonyms:
- bashed
- beat
- whaled
- belted
- whapped
- drubbed
- fibbed
- curried
- clubbed
- switched
- hided
- lathered
- mangled
- maimed
- flogged
- laced
- pummelled
- bludgeoned
- whopped
- whomped
- threshed
- hammered
- pelted
- birched
- tromped
- thumped
- batted
- pommeled
- did
- basted
- walloped
- whipped
- battered
- pounded
- lambasted
- mutilated
- tanned
- slogged
- paddled
- bunged-up
- whupped
- belabored
- thrashed
FAQs About the word fustigated
cudgel, to criticize severely
slapped, whacked, flagellated, laid on, caned, beset, rawhided, chopped, jumped (on),descended (on or upon)
No antonyms found.
The senator's detractors ruthlessly fustigated his policies, calling them "reckless and irresponsible."
The critic's review fustigated the novel, claiming it was "a mess of clichés and plot holes."
The accused was fustigated by the jury for his heinous crimes, resulting in a harsh sentence.
The company's new marketing campaign was fustigated by consumers as being "deceptive and misleading."
