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Meanings of offender in English
Usage of offender in English
1
Currently, a first-time offender would be suspended for at least five days.
2
That is, the defender may shoot to kill; the offender may not.
3
At this stage, police believed the offender was known to the victim.
4
Her husband stopped again in the search to glare at the offender.
5
Police believed the offender may have changed his clothing before officers arrived.
6
Police returned fire and in the exchange the offender was fatally wounded.
7
But he was a bad offender already: he'd said that he'd desert.
8
Reality is the offender; delusion our treasure that we are robbed of.
9
He is necessarily a mediator of two: The offender and the offended.
10
The authorities monitoring the device contacted police and the offender's parole officer.
11
Hyman was also put on the sex offender's register for 15 years.
12
The King and the Court regarded Kim Ok-kiun as the unpardonable offender.
13
The master saw that the stranger was the offender, and buzzed angrily.
14
His brutality consisted in pouncing upon the offender without any preliminaries whatever.
15
She had convinced herself that in this instance he was the offender.
16
The convicted offender attended gatherings alongside people who are survivors of abuse.
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Offender across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Less common
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