hanged (at) (Meaning)

hanged (at)

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The criminal was hanged at dawn for his heinous crimes against humanity.
In medieval times, individuals accused of witchcraft were often hanged in public squares.
The convicted murderer awaited his fate, knowing he would soon be hanged for his actions.
The judge sentenced the traitor to be hanged by the neck until dead.
The outlaw was caught by the sheriff and hanged from the tallest tree in town.
Despite protests from human rights groups, the dictator ordered dissenters to be hanged in public as a warning to others.
Historically, pirates captured by the authorities were often hanged as a deterrent to others considering a life of piracy.
The condemned man made a final statement before being hanged, expressing remorse for his crimes.
Tales of ghosts haunting the old gallows where criminals were once hanged spread throughout the town.
The notorious outlaw was finally apprehended and hanged for his reign of terror over the region.

resorted (to),visited, frequented, haunted, affected, ran (in), called (on or upon), stayed (at), popped (in), habituated

avoided, escaped, shunned, shook,evaded, eluded,ducked, dodged, eschewed

The criminal was hanged at dawn for his heinous crimes against humanity.

In medieval times, individuals accused of witchcraft were often hanged in public squares.

The convicted murderer awaited his fate, knowing he would soon be hanged for his actions.

The judge sentenced the traitor to be hanged by the neck until dead.