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Significados de victimised en inglés

Of persons; taken advantage of.

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Uso de victimised en inglés
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Those children are really victimised a lot of the time, she said.
Radio NZ
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The idea that Hanson has been victimised is simply incorrect, Walsh says.
Radio NZ
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What happens is a lot of our players think they're being victimised.
The South African
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This would not apply to people who are victimised by such slurs.
The South African
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Rosemary said a number of students had now been victimised by the principal.
Radio NZ
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The tribunal also found that he had been victimised for taking the case.
The Irish Times
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Some say the first lady feels victimised by the western press.
The Guardian
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Up to 83 pupils are now believed to have been victimised.
The South African
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And she believed she might be victimised if she did complain.
The Guardian
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He will also claim he was victimised for standing against the incumbent McCluskey.
The Guardian
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Giving it up might leave even a victimised peasant feeling a little diminished.
The Guardian
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He said the police didn't want officers in the outer Islands to be victimised.
Radio NZ
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Quite why this should leave so many seething and feeling victimised is a conundrum.
The Guardian
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McCluskey insisted workers were being victimised because of union activity.
The Guardian
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The high school teacher was found to have victimised pupils based on their race.
The South African
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I was born to be victimised, so I submit to the decrees of Fate.
The Gorilla Hunters
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