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Significados de
victimized
en inglés
Of persons; taken advantage of.
used
exploited
ill-used
victimised
put-upon
Términos relacionados
misused
Sinónimos
Examples for "
used
"
used
exploited
ill-used
victimised
put-upon
Examples for "
used
"
1
Second Hand Sense:FIRST, a word on prices in the
used
car market.
2
Rodents were predominantly
used
for medical research and testing animal health products.
3
The level of violence being
used
was also increasing, the report said.
4
Every year, more countries ban wild animals from being
used
in circuses.
5
They went to different churches, different schools, and
used
different moving companies.
1
However, some believe that the sense of national despair is being
exploited
.
2
There is an EU market of £20 billion waiting to be
exploited
.
3
Alcohol Healthwatch health promotions adviser Christine Rogan said the scheme
exploited
students.
4
It was not: the Soviet dissidents
exploited
the loophole with great effect.
5
But analysts say security risks remain and tax loopholes are easily
exploited
.
1
And in two minutes more that
ill-used
lady was in the room.
2
She was probably selfish in the common sense of that
ill-used
word.
3
I have imagined a chorus of
ill-used
authors singing on the occasion:
4
They had all been very
ill
-
used
since she last saw her sister.
5
She made up a story of which Becky was the
ill-used
heroine.
1
Those children are really
victimised
a lot of the time, she said.
2
The idea that Hanson has been
victimised
is simply incorrect, Walsh says.
3
What happens is a lot of our players think they're being
victimised
.
4
This would not apply to people who are
victimised
by such slurs.
5
Rosemary said a number of students had now been
victimised
by the principal.
1
She sighed, in her best
put-upon
way, and reached for the phone.
2
This much
put-upon
group of junior doctors are, in theory, undergoing training.
3
She sighed, in her best
put-upon
way, and reached for the phone.
4
This much
put-upon
group of junior doctors are, in theory, undergoing training.
Uso de
victimized
en inglés
1
She said for bullied or
victimized
kids, finding supportive people is important.
2
He also said migrants should not be
victimized
nor made into scapegoats.
3
No state tracks how many people were
victimized
by a judge's misconduct.
4
It also attempts to ensure those affected will not be
victimized
again.
5
He suspected that the Western man was in danger of being
victimized
.
6
Many became
victimized
by private and public security forces-sufferingtorture and rape.
7
We were
victimized
,
but we're tickled to death to rectify the error.
8
Kid Wolf was not to be
victimized
by such a threadbare ruse.
9
I must parochialize a bit afterward, but you shan't be much
victimized
.
'
10
The Black kid in the hoodie has been both
victimized
and vilified.
11
Dissensions had broken out in its midst, and the stronger
victimized
the weaker.
12
Even when men are sexually
victimized
,
other men are most often the perpetrators.
13
The balance would now be redressed: the victors would be
victimized
.
14
We have seen peace-loving Muslims brutalized,
victimized
,
murdered and oppressed by ISIS killers.
15
There were other big names said to have been
victimized
by the scheme.
16
Formerly favored, now
victimized
,
they paid double the tribute traditionally due.
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victimize by
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victimize again
victimize kids
victimize more
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a través del tiempo
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por variante geográfica
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