Phrases with «effigy»

The word "effigy" refers to a figure or representation that is made to resemble a specific person, usually made out of materials like wood, straw, or cloth. It is often used to express anger, protest or ridicule towards that person. Full definition

Sentences with «effigy»

  • This summer saw Michael Landy, the erstwhile Young British Artist, unveil a roomful of effigies of saints at the National Gallery in London, based on paintings by Cranach, Crivelli and other Renaissance masters. (apollo-magazine.com)
  • While Kattan is literally burned in effigy in the streets -LRB-!) (shareddarkness.com)
  • Technically, the announcement came at the end of the Versus XIII trailer that read «PlayStation 3 only worldwide,» which no doubt puts a stop to PS3 enthusiasts burning effigies of Square Enix characters. (thatvideogameblog.com)
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