flagilate
/fleɪɡəˈleɪt/ or /fləˈdʒɛleɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to whip or punish with a whip, or to inflict severe pain or suffering on someone or something
“The dictator flagellated the rebels for their attempted coup.”
2. verb
to have a long, thin tail or whip-like structure, especially a whip-like structure used for swimming, such as a flagellum
“The sperm flagellated through the fluid to reach the egg.”
3. verb
to be afflicted with a disease characterized by the presence of flagellate organisms, such as trypanosomes
“The patient’s condition was flagellated by a trypanosome infection.”