different between lynching vs antilynching
lynching
English
Etymology
lynch +? -ing. See lynch.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /l?nt???/
Noun
lynching (plural lynchings)
- Execution of a person by mob action without due process of law, especially by hanging.
- 1891, Grant Allen, Jerry Stokes
- The police with difficulty prevented the swaying mass from lynching him on the spot.
- 1891, Grant Allen, Jerry Stokes
Related terms
- lynch
- show trial
- kangaroo court
Translations
Verb
lynching
- present participle of lynch
lynching From the web:
antilynching
English
Etymology
anti- +? lynching
Adjective
antilynching (not comparable)
- Opposed to the practice of lynching
- (law) Prohibiting the practice of lynching
Translations
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