victimise|victimised|victimises|victimising in English

verb victimise (Brit.)

discriminate against, exploit, persecute; make a victim of; cheat, swindle; slay as or like a sacrificial victim; punish unfairly (also victimize)

Use "victimise|victimised|victimises|victimising" in a sentence

1. Don't victimise the weak.

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

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4. Third, recognise that the moment you lose your positive attitude you are victimising yourself.

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7. If he resigns or takes early retirement, he could be victimising himself while his boss gets away with it.

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

9. Now the capital's leaders have promised to eradicate the city's 000 beggars: a mission that experts fear will victimise the most vulnerable.

10. FBI Director Robert Mueller said : " Some believe organised crime is a thing of the past ; unfortunately , there are still people who extort , intimidate , and victimise innocent Americans .

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