Examples of 'flaying' in a sentence
Meaning of "flaying"
Flay (verb): To strip off the skin or outer covering of something, often used in the context of animals or metaphorically to criticize severely
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- present participle of flay
- The act by which something is flayed.
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Assyrians skinning or flaying their prisoners alive.
They do not make with the flaying.
Historically flaying was a means of punishment or torture.
He was alive when the flaying took place.
Flaying with the lash then tossed on dungheaps.
And here is such a symbolic flaying knife.
Flaying skin of rotting sinners.
I feel like flaying him alive.
They even had a god of flaying.
Flaying him like that.
On the roof kids are flaying kites.
Flaying the skin of an elephant.
And in this hand is a flaying knife.
Flaying and flowers.
Safety system for flaying machine.
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Flaying you alive.
It was rather like a flaying fish.
A flaying becomes a caress.
It also conforms with the historical precedent of flaying as punishment.
This is the flaying of Marsyas by Apollo.
He was rather like a flaying fish.
Flaying of Marsyas.
A taxidermist might use an air compression gun in flaying animals.
Mechanical flaying device.
The secret is to exacerbate these supports as if one were flaying the muscles.
It 's a continual flaying of the psychic nerve endings.
Both arm and leg had a wild flaying motion.
They were flaying people, and wearing their skin as a disguise.
A fine day for a flaying.
I know flaying the skin sounds medieval, but it works like a charm.
With the flaying.
Lu Xun said the Ming Dynasty was begun and ended by flaying.
My father outlawed flaying in the North.
Even the lone lioness hazards the depths to get to the flaying cow.
Applies only to vessels flaying the flag of Latvia.
This intellectual does not mince his words when it comes to flaying Islam.
Had cracks in the head flaying around the edges . yet as imperfect as they were.
People executed by flaying.
This flaying off of old coping mechanisms, which are no longer required, is indeed positive.
They are into torture and starvation and ceremonial flaying and enemas and.
Of course. Historically flaying was a means of punishment or torture.
And there's the thunderbolt flaying knife.
In ancient Assyria, the flaying of defeated enemies and dissidents was common practice.
That we have solid evidence that punishments like flaying and impaling came into use.
Am C FLaying next to you, my heart is on fire.
He refused, and they executed him by flaying.
Narasimha is shown with eight arms, flaying and struggling under Sharbeshwaramurti 's feet.
I thought it might be you, with the flaying.
Flaying you alive and hanging you from the walls of King 's Landing.
To prevent injury from a broken and flaying wire,.
