crucify in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To criticize or condemn someone or something severely and publicly.

He felt as though the harsh criticism would crucify his spirit.
The documentary aimed to crucify the misleading practices of the corporation.
During the debate, she accused him of trying to crucify her character with unfounded allegations.
In ancient times, they would crucify those deemed enemies of the state in a public display.
The artist intended to crucify societal norms through his provocative installation.