victimised in English

verb

1

single (someone) out for cruel or unjust treatment.

scam artists who victimize senior citizens

synonyms: persecute, pick on, push around, bully, abuse, discriminate against, ill-treat, mistreat, maltreat, terrorize, hector, exploit, prey on, take advantage of, dupe, cheat, double-cross, get at, have it in for, give someone a hard time, hassle, lean on, gang up on

verb

• persecute, pick on, push around, bully, abuse, discriminate against, ill-treat, mistreat, maltreat, terrorize, hector, exploit, prey on, take advantage of, dupe, cheat, double-cross, get at, have it in for, give someone a hard time, hassle, lean on, gang up on
• goldbrick, con, mulct, swindle, gip, bunco, diddle, hornswoggle, scam, nobble, defraud, short-change, gyp, rook

Use "victimised" in a sentence

1. 'When leaders in Pakistan are held Answerable they claim of being victimised.

2. 21 As many as 30m children are victimised by traffickers,(www.Sentencedict.com) largely with impunity.

3. Looking back, Frank knows he victimised himself and threw away a good career opportunity with a quality company. Sentencedict.com

4. While she became a beacon for the oppressed and victimised during the Suharto regime[Sentencedict.com], she has done little since taking office.