Ragging

Pronunciation: /ˈɹæɡɪŋ/

Ragging (noun)

  1. playful or annoying teasing of new students by older ones, often in schools or colleges.
  2. harsh or humiliating initiation rituals for newcomers, especially in educational settings.

Examples

  • The new students experienced some ragging from their seniors.
  • Ragging often involves playful teasing among classmates.

Common collocations: experience ragging, end ragging, ragging incident, harsh ragging, initiate through ragging

Synonyms of Ragging

Informal

Neutral

Antonyms of Ragging

  • when discussing positive reinforcement
  • when discussing providing solace