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Meanings of victimisation in English

Portuguese
exploração
Catalan
explotació
Spanish
explotación social

An act that exploits or victimizes someone (treats them unfairly)

exploração
Usage of victimisation in English
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It is not the responsibility of the victim to end the victimisation.
News.com.au
2
Every day, women's victimisation is presented to us for its entertainment value.
The Irish Times
3
There have also been reports of irregular labour practices and victimisation of employees.
The South African
4
Many administration and other staff members did not return as they feared victimisation.
The South African
5
Bullying, intimidation and victimisation is endemic in many schools among staff.
The Guardian
6
Some interpret the home-based policy as victimisation of the players concerned.
The Irish Times
7
It would also reduce Maori victimisation, offending, road fatalities and injuries.
Radio NZ
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And the minute you start getting punished for raising grievances, that is victimisation.
The Guardian
9
Bullying victimisation was assessed retrospectively as part of the Brief Life Events schedule.
Pubmed
10
So the law provides a route for victimisation of women by abusive ex-partners.
The Guardian
11
Workers are protesting against the sexual harassment and victimisation of a female worker.
The South African
12
A specific prohibition on victimisation of people who report unacceptable behaviour in good faith.
Radio NZ
13
They really are outsized and strange in terms of the racial disproportion of victimisation.
The Guardian
14
Venables's victimisation claim may hold true to an extent but reputations do not make themselves.
The Guardian
15
This is hardly surprising: extremist views thrive on isolation and feelings of victimisation and persecution.
The Guardian
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To the IRA supporter, every victim becomes culpable by the mere fact of their victimisation.
The Irish Times
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Portuguese
exploração
Victimisation through the time