lynched

UK
/lɪnʧt/
US
/lɪnʧt/

Translations

lynchverb

lynched

Past Simple

lynched
Past Simple
lynched
Past Participle
lynching
Gerund
UK
/lɪnʧ/
US
/lɪnʧ/
The mob decided to lynch the accused without a fair trial.
Толпа решила линчевать обвиняемого без справедливого суда.

Definitions

lynchverb
To kill someone, especially by hanging, for an alleged offense without a legal trial.
The mob decided to lynch the suspect before the police could arrive.
To subject someone or something to severe public criticism or punishment without due process (figurative).
The media lynched the coach after the team's poor performance.