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Meanings of sexual predator in English

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Usage of sexual predator in English
1
Detective Inspector Scott Beard said Robertson was dangerous and a sexual predator.
Radio NZ
2
There's nothing moral about a president who is an alleged sexual predator.
The Guardian
3
The Girl's Hitch, played by Toby Jones, is a full-blown sexual predator.
The Guardian
4
I think he's an online sexual predator right here in town.
Strong, sleek and sinful
5
To concoct a smear by calling someone a sexual predator, what's the point?
News.com.au
6
He can be categorised as the sexual predator of South Auckland.
Radio NZ
7
Auckland police are hunting for a man they describe as a sexual predator.
Radio NZ
8
Her sexual predator would be turned off by a worldly woman.
Strong, sleek and sinful
9
Packwood, 65, has come to represent the archetypal sexual predator in the public mind.
The new yorker
10
Here's the other thing about him: he's a creep and an alleged sexual predator.
The Guardian
11
To others, he was a sexual predator and a bully.
Radio NZ
12
You don't understand, he wasn't some, like, evil sexual predator.
Into the Water
13
As you somewhat proved, he was a sexual predator.
Caught
14
A sexual predator quite often preferred only one type of woman or, in this case, girl.
Strong, sleek and sinful
15
Abuse accusations: Ian Huntley was a sexual predator obsessed with young girls, it was revealed yesterday.
The Irish Times
16
She knew better than anyone how an online sexual predator destroyed more than just his prey.
Strong, sleek and sinful
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Sexual predator through the time
Sexual predator across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common