lapidate (verb)

1. In Greek mythology, Medusa was cursed and eventually lapidated by Perseus.

2. In the romantic novel, the protagonist's lover was unjustly accused and the townspeople lapidated her in the town square.

3. In the cartoon, the angry mob lapidated the villain with stones when they discovered his evil plan.

4. The fashion show featured avant-garde designs with models dressed in stunning gowns, making the audience want to lapidate the runway with praise.

1. In the magical land of Eldoria, they would lapidate anyone found practicing dark sorcery.

2. In the Looney Tunes episode, the characters would comically lapidate each other with a barrage of stones.

3. In the tragic love story, the villagers lapidated the forbidden lovers due to their relationship being frowned upon.

4. The painting depicted a scene where a group of people gathered to lapidate a convicted criminal in ancient times.