Lynch and Mob

Lynch

Lynch verb - Kill without legal sanction.
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Synonyms for Lynch

Mob and lynch are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mob" instead a verb "Lynch".

Mob

Mob verb - To move upon or fill (something) in great numbers.

Lynch and mob are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Lynch" with "Mob", this verbs are similar.

Nearby Word: mobster

Common collocations

opponent lynch opponent mob opponent

Both words in one sentence

  • See, about 99% of ordinary civilians familiar with the Celestial Dragons would gladly form into an angry mob and lynch them without a second of hesitation if they could, but you can't attack a Celestial Dragon, because if you do, they'll call an Admiral and a warship to come attack you.
  • Amazing Stories "Mummy Daddy" episode has a subversion; An actor in a highly-restricting mummy-suit is caught by a lynch-mob of bloodthirsty Redneck Hicks.
  • There is also the vicious tongue lashing Lady Ramkin gave to the mob who were attempting to lynch the stunned dragon when they threw rocks at the Night Watch (who were trying to arrest it).
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