Definition of self-flagellation in English:

self-flagellation

noun sɛlffladʒəˈleɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1The action of flogging oneself, especially as a form of religious discipline.
自我鞭笞，自罚
Example sentencesExamples
- Some Opus Dei practices, like self-flagellation, had been imported from monastic practice.
- Asceticism and self-flagellation mortified the flesh.
- Members carry out self-flagellation for their sins.
- During Holy Week they engaged in self-flagellation and conducted mock crucifixions.
1. 1.1 Excessive criticism of oneself.
  〈喻〉自责
  stirring accounts of our heroic history have given way to an era of self-flagellation
  Example sentencesExamples
  That kind of thing sends head teachers into a state of massive self-flagellation, though, so you have to pitch it right.
  While such realizations have left me listless and leaning towards self-flagellation for the past couple of years, I have managed this week to revive my spirit.

Definition of self-flagellation in US English:

self-flagellation

noun

1The action of flogging oneself, especially as a form of religious discipline.
自我鞭笞，自罚
Example sentencesExamples
- Some Opus Dei practices, like self-flagellation, had been imported from monastic practice.
- During Holy Week they engaged in self-flagellation and conducted mock crucifixions.
- Asceticism and self-flagellation mortified the flesh.
- Members carry out self-flagellation for their sins.
1. 1.1 Excessive criticism of oneself.
  〈喻〉自责
  stirring accounts of our heroic history have given way to an era of self-flagellation
  Example sentencesExamples
  While such realizations have left me listless and leaning towards self-flagellation for the past couple of years, I have managed this week to revive my spirit.
  That kind of thing sends head teachers into a state of massive self-flagellation, though, so you have to pitch it right.

单词	self-flagellation
释义	Definition of self-flagellation in English: self-flagellation noun sɛlffladʒəˈleɪʃ(ə)n mass noun 1The action of flogging oneself, especially as a form of religious discipline. 自我鞭笞，自罚 Example sentencesExamples Some Opus Dei practices, like self-flagellation, had been imported from monastic practice. Asceticism and self-flagellation mortified the flesh. Members carry out self-flagellation for their sins. During Holy Week they engaged in self-flagellation and conducted mock crucifixions. 1.1 Excessive criticism of oneself. 〈喻〉自责 stirring accounts of our heroic history have given way to an era of self-flagellation Example sentencesExamples That kind of thing sends head teachers into a state of massive self-flagellation, though, so you have to pitch it right. While such realizations have left me listless and leaning towards self-flagellation for the past couple of years, I have managed this week to revive my spirit. Definition of self-flagellation in US English: self-flagellation noun 1The action of flogging oneself, especially as a form of religious discipline. 自我鞭笞，自罚 Example sentencesExamples Some Opus Dei practices, like self-flagellation, had been imported from monastic practice. During Holy Week they engaged in self-flagellation and conducted mock crucifixions. Asceticism and self-flagellation mortified the flesh. Members carry out self-flagellation for their sins. 1.1 Excessive criticism of oneself. 〈喻〉自责 stirring accounts of our heroic history have given way to an era of self-flagellation Example sentencesExamples While such realizations have left me listless and leaning towards self-flagellation for the past couple of years, I have managed this week to revive my spirit. That kind of thing sends head teachers into a state of massive self-flagellation, though, so you have to pitch it right.
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