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delinqüent habitual Someone who is repeatedly arrested for criminal behavior (especially for the same criminal behavior)
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Examples for "repeater"
Examples for "repeater"
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Register as a part-time repeater candidate at a Public Adult Education Centre.
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He is not a measurer but a repeater of other men's results.
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No repeater is successful unless it is free from this reactive interference.
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Bob was pumping another cartridge into the firing chamber of his repeater.
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This rifle is a repeater, and I am a pretty good shot.
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But I think he lacks the cleverness requisite for a habitual criminal.
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He believed he possessed no more conscience than any other habitual criminal.
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A shoplifter rarely becomes a habitual criminal until after she passes the age of twenty-five.
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The next time meant life as an habitual criminal.
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The young single offender, if not properly handled, may be easily transformed into an habitual criminal.
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She is a recidivist offender against decency, honesty, progressive thought and morality.
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Why, oh why, are so many recidivist criminals given suspended sentences?
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The country's worst recidivist drunk driver has appears in court again.
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Mr Cullen said it was hard to stop recidivist offenders.
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Photo: Photosport A bully and recidivist offender, Warner has appalled crowds the world over.
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A recidivist rate estimated at an astonishing 70 per cent tells its own bleak story.
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Lately, Prophet had not been so active as Leftist and Urvile, but Prophet was a recidivist.
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In 2010 it launched a nine-week camp for the most serious, young recidivist male offenders in Christchurch.
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A court aimed at reducing recidivist offending by Auckland's homeless population has cut reoffending by 60 percent.
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One judge last year even called an employer "a recidivist criminal" for flouting the safety laws.
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One study had shown that most people got involved in recidivist behaviour long before they were into drugs.
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The president of the Corrections Association fears for staff who have to work with recidivist prisoners like Stephen Williams.
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There are always odd sects: recidivist peer houses who have somehow nurtured and become consumed by a deviant Understanding.
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In 2017, FINRA highlighted a focus on high-risk and recidivist brokers in its annual exam priorities letter{here}.
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But Hospitality New Zealand says it is recidivist drink drivers and others seriously over the limit who are the problem.
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For those 30-thousand students the problem ranges from the occasional day off, to a small number of hard-core, recidivist truants.