fustigates Antonyms
Strongest:
- scourges
- pistol-whips
- whacks
- slaps
- socks
- assails
- lays-on
- boxes
- lams
- leathers
- besets
- smacks
- descends-on-or-upon-
- hits
- knocks
- attacks
- flagellates
- jumps-on-
- chops
- canes
- works-over
- straps
Strong:
- licks
- smashes
- wounds
- clubs
- horsewhips
- whams
- cowhides
- lacerates
- gores
- busts
- roughs-up-
- clouts
- clobbers
- lashes
- thwacks
- raids
- spanks
- cudgels
- pounces-on-or-upon-
- thumps
- belts
- cuffs
- pummels
- hides
- rawhides
- storms
- assaults
- lambasts
- messes-up-
- swipes
- slates
- threshes
- switches
- punches-out
- cracks
- whaps
- slams
- pounds
- punches
- bludgeons
- pastes
- blackjacks
- rushes
- swats
Weak:
Meaning of fustigates
fustigates
cudgel, to criticize severely
fustigates Sentence Examples
- The critic fustigates the author's novel as a poorly written, unoriginal mess.
- The political commentator fustigates the politician's policies, calling them reckless and irresponsible.
- The teacher fustigates the student for their disruptive behavior, threatening detention.
- The editor fustigates the journalist for their inaccurate reporting, demanding a retraction.
- The judge fustigates the defendant for their heinous crimes, sentencing them to a lengthy prison term.
- The prosecutor fustigates the defense attorney for their weak case, arguing that the defendant is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
- The environmental activist fustigates the government for its inaction on climate change, accusing them of putting profits over the planet.
- The social justice advocate fustigates the system for perpetuating inequality and discrimination.
- The historian fustigates the historical account as distorted and revisionist, casting doubt on its accuracy.
- The theologian fustigates the religious dogma as outdated and oppressive, calling for a more progressive interpretation.
FAQs About the word fustigates
cudgel, to criticize severely
scourges, pistol-whips, whacks, slaps, socks, assails, lays on, boxes, lams, leathers
No antonyms found.
The critic fustigates the author's novel as a poorly written, unoriginal mess.
The political commentator fustigates the politician's policies, calling them reckless and irresponsible.
The teacher fustigates the student for their disruptive behavior, threatening detention.
The editor fustigates the journalist for their inaccurate reporting, demanding a retraction.
