crucify (Meaning)

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crucify (v)

kill by nailing onto a cross

treat cruelly

hold within limits and control

criticize harshly or violently

The media often crucify celebrities for their mistakes, subjecting them to intense public scrutiny.
In ancient Rome, they would crucify criminals as a deterrent to others who might consider defying the law.
The politician's opponents sought to crucify him with accusations of corruption.
Some critics unfairly crucify artists for their creative choices without understanding their intentions.
Social media can quickly become a platform where users crucify individuals for expressing unpopular opinions.
It's unfortunate how society tends to crucify those who dare to challenge the status quo.
The team's fans were quick to crucify the coach after a string of losses.
In the court of public opinion, it's easy to crucify someone without considering all the facts.
The teacher's decision to assign extra homework seemed to crucify her popularity among students.
It's important to remember that mistakes are human, and we shouldn't crucify others for them.

kill by nailing onto a cross, treat cruelly, hold within limits and control, criticize harshly or violently

hammer, berate, upbraid, condemn, flay, knock, pillory, castigate, fault, blame

endorse, endorse, recommend,approve, indorse, approve, sanction, sanction, commend, indorse

The media often crucify celebrities for their mistakes, subjecting them to intense public scrutiny.

In ancient Rome, they would crucify criminals as a deterrent to others who might consider defying the law.

The politician's opponents sought to crucify him with accusations of corruption.

Some critics unfairly crucify artists for their creative choices without understanding their intentions.