Similar words: flagellate, dinoflagellate, flagella, flagellant, flagellum, cancellation, appellation, tessellation. Meaning: [‚flædʒə'leɪʃn] 
n. beating with a whip or strap or rope as a form of punishment.
n. beating with a whip or strap or rope as a form of punishment. 
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1. Flagellation and other exotic practices formed part of its creed and Rasputin entered into the spirit of these with enthusiasm.
2. They would go to these flagellation brothels to experience what it was to be the one on the bottom, so to speak.
3. There is a ceremony of prayer and flagellation before the dancing begins.
4. A lot of the flagellation pornography involved men whipping men or tutors whipping boys, and if you think about the position, it's all about the bottom and a whip, so there's a phallic aspect of it.
5. Flagellation is thought to be helpful in cases of atrophy and emaciation .
6. There were lots of flagellation brothels; these were places where primarily men would go to be whipped by women or by men.
7. Said self - flagellation is a lonely land of the characteristics of pandemic flu.
8. These prices have prompted many people in the industry feats of rhetorical self - flagellation.
9. In the Daily Mail,(http://sentencedict.com/flagellation.html) Stephen Glover calls the passages about Iraq "self flagellation" and isn't convinced.
10. Doing a paddys axe routine to it just proves it. You would have to be into a severe form of mental masturbation or extreme self flagellation to think otherwise!
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