Definition of victimize in English:

victimize

(British victimise)

verb ˈvɪktɪmʌɪzˈvɪktəˌmaɪz

[with object]

Single (someone) out for cruel or unjust treatment.
they are victimized by racism or discriminatory barriers
Example sentencesExamples
- An Internet message board has been pulled amid allegations it was used by bullies to harass and victimise school children.
- I'm tired of people victimizing the enemy by using children as weapons in their war of words.
- Reports that he felt victimized by racism at some point in his life don't unto themselves make his race relevant.
- I made a decision to speak up against an unjust law in Florida because I was victimized by that law.
- All photojournalists who respect their subjects find that victimized people are very willing to show the world their lot.
- What it basically does is it further victimizes people who have already been devastated.
- So to redefine these people out of the system is not particularly fair and we think that victimises these people.
- As far as community activism is concerned, do not victimise people with unfounded and destructive remarks or allegations.
- They are victimizing some people who are not able at that point to help themselves out of a jam… I have felt so sorry for victims who didn't know who they were dealing with.
- And they also happen to victimize other innocent people, so the tragedy is compounded.
- They also accused management of swindling public funds and victimising workers who had complained.
- It's not healthy to suffer indefinitely, but to say ‘suffering is a choice’ just further victimises people: I'm choosing to have a hard time!
- A righteous-sounding phrase is being exploited to victimise persons perceived to be a threat to the regime, while others are rewarded with the ill-gotten booty.
- In this case, the low-income people are commonly victimized.
- It is our duty and the duty of every decent human to make sure this vermin is no more and that no more innocent decent people are victimized.
- The children are victimised, picked on, beaten up, laughed and jeered at.
- How does my generation react when an entire community of people is victimized at the hands of religious fanatics in a secular democracy?
- They have to be careful that innocent persons are not victimised.
- In many countries people are victimised, terrorised, disappeared or tortured, for publicly, or even privately, expressing dissent.
- We see women who are the most victimized people in our society.
Synonyms
exploit, prey on, take advantage of, swindle, dupe, cheat, trick, hoodwink, double-cross, defraud
persecute, pick on, push around, lean on, bully, abuse, discriminate against, ill-treat, mistreat, maltreat, harass, hound, torment, terrorize, torture, punish unfairly
informal get at, have it in for, have a down on, be down on, give someone a hard time, hassle, needle, get on someone's back, make things hot for someone, take for a ride, con, diddle, rip off, fleece

Derivatives

victimizer

noun

But I wanted them to realize that mercy without justice is a sickening evil unto itself, one that corrodes the souls of victims and victimizers alike.
Example sentencesExamples
- To preserve the division of the world into victims and victimizers, therefore, it is intellectually imperative to keep migrants in a state of the most complete dependence possible.
- I was referring to citizens of a militarized state, both its victims and its victimizers.
- And he seems to me to believe, finally, that the only really satisfactory ‘consequences’ are the ones victims get to inflict on victimizers, not the consequences God inflicts.
- So, despite its political implications, The Circle is not a work of propaganda in which shrinking victims are pitted against bold-faced victimizers.

Definition of victimize in US English:

victimize

(British victimise)

verbˈvɪktəˌmaɪzˈviktəˌmīz

[with object]

Single (someone) out for cruel or unjust treatment.
scam artists who victimize senior citizens
Example sentencesExamples
- As far as community activism is concerned, do not victimise people with unfounded and destructive remarks or allegations.
- And they also happen to victimize other innocent people, so the tragedy is compounded.
- In many countries people are victimised, terrorised, disappeared or tortured, for publicly, or even privately, expressing dissent.
- What it basically does is it further victimizes people who have already been devastated.
- An Internet message board has been pulled amid allegations it was used by bullies to harass and victimise school children.
- I'm tired of people victimizing the enemy by using children as weapons in their war of words.
- They are victimizing some people who are not able at that point to help themselves out of a jam… I have felt so sorry for victims who didn't know who they were dealing with.
- How does my generation react when an entire community of people is victimized at the hands of religious fanatics in a secular democracy?
- The children are victimised, picked on, beaten up, laughed and jeered at.
- All photojournalists who respect their subjects find that victimized people are very willing to show the world their lot.
- A righteous-sounding phrase is being exploited to victimise persons perceived to be a threat to the regime, while others are rewarded with the ill-gotten booty.
- In this case, the low-income people are commonly victimized.
- It's not healthy to suffer indefinitely, but to say ‘suffering is a choice’ just further victimises people: I'm choosing to have a hard time!
- We see women who are the most victimized people in our society.
- They have to be careful that innocent persons are not victimised.
- I made a decision to speak up against an unjust law in Florida because I was victimized by that law.
- It is our duty and the duty of every decent human to make sure this vermin is no more and that no more innocent decent people are victimized.
- Reports that he felt victimized by racism at some point in his life don't unto themselves make his race relevant.
- So to redefine these people out of the system is not particularly fair and we think that victimises these people.
- They also accused management of swindling public funds and victimising workers who had complained.
Synonyms
exploit, prey on, take advantage of, swindle, dupe, cheat, trick, hoodwink, double-cross, defraud

单词	victimize
释义	Definition of victimize in English: victimize (British victimise) verb ˈvɪktɪmʌɪzˈvɪktəˌmaɪz [with object] Single (someone) out for cruel or unjust treatment. they are victimized by racism or discriminatory barriers Example sentencesExamples An Internet message board has been pulled amid allegations it was used by bullies to harass and victimise school children. I'm tired of people victimizing the enemy by using children as weapons in their war of words. Reports that he felt victimized by racism at some point in his life don't unto themselves make his race relevant. I made a decision to speak up against an unjust law in Florida because I was victimized by that law. All photojournalists who respect their subjects find that victimized people are very willing to show the world their lot. What it basically does is it further victimizes people who have already been devastated. So to redefine these people out of the system is not particularly fair and we think that victimises these people. As far as community activism is concerned, do not victimise people with unfounded and destructive remarks or allegations. They are victimizing some people who are not able at that point to help themselves out of a jam… I have felt so sorry for victims who didn't know who they were dealing with. And they also happen to victimize other innocent people, so the tragedy is compounded. They also accused management of swindling public funds and victimising workers who had complained. It's not healthy to suffer indefinitely, but to say ‘suffering is a choice’ just further victimises people: I'm choosing to have a hard time! A righteous-sounding phrase is being exploited to victimise persons perceived to be a threat to the regime, while others are rewarded with the ill-gotten booty. In this case, the low-income people are commonly victimized. It is our duty and the duty of every decent human to make sure this vermin is no more and that no more innocent decent people are victimized. The children are victimised, picked on, beaten up, laughed and jeered at. How does my generation react when an entire community of people is victimized at the hands of religious fanatics in a secular democracy? They have to be careful that innocent persons are not victimised. In many countries people are victimised, terrorised, disappeared or tortured, for publicly, or even privately, expressing dissent. We see women who are the most victimized people in our society. Synonyms exploit, prey on, take advantage of, swindle, dupe, cheat, trick, hoodwink, double-cross, defraud persecute, pick on, push around, lean on, bully, abuse, discriminate against, ill-treat, mistreat, maltreat, harass, hound, torment, terrorize, torture, punish unfairly informal get at, have it in for, have a down on, be down on, give someone a hard time, hassle, needle, get on someone's back, make things hot for someone, take for a ride, con, diddle, rip off, fleece Derivatives victimizer noun But I wanted them to realize that mercy without justice is a sickening evil unto itself, one that corrodes the souls of victims and victimizers alike. Example sentencesExamples To preserve the division of the world into victims and victimizers, therefore, it is intellectually imperative to keep migrants in a state of the most complete dependence possible. I was referring to citizens of a militarized state, both its victims and its victimizers. And he seems to me to believe, finally, that the only really satisfactory ‘consequences’ are the ones victims get to inflict on victimizers, not the consequences God inflicts. So, despite its political implications, The Circle is not a work of propaganda in which shrinking victims are pitted against bold-faced victimizers. Definition of victimize in US English: victimize (British victimise) verbˈvɪktəˌmaɪzˈviktəˌmīz [with object] Single (someone) out for cruel or unjust treatment. scam artists who victimize senior citizens Example sentencesExamples As far as community activism is concerned, do not victimise people with unfounded and destructive remarks or allegations. And they also happen to victimize other innocent people, so the tragedy is compounded. In many countries people are victimised, terrorised, disappeared or tortured, for publicly, or even privately, expressing dissent. What it basically does is it further victimizes people who have already been devastated. An Internet message board has been pulled amid allegations it was used by bullies to harass and victimise school children. I'm tired of people victimizing the enemy by using children as weapons in their war of words. They are victimizing some people who are not able at that point to help themselves out of a jam… I have felt so sorry for victims who didn't know who they were dealing with. How does my generation react when an entire community of people is victimized at the hands of religious fanatics in a secular democracy? The children are victimised, picked on, beaten up, laughed and jeered at. All photojournalists who respect their subjects find that victimized people are very willing to show the world their lot. A righteous-sounding phrase is being exploited to victimise persons perceived to be a threat to the regime, while others are rewarded with the ill-gotten booty. In this case, the low-income people are commonly victimized. It's not healthy to suffer indefinitely, but to say ‘suffering is a choice’ just further victimises people: I'm choosing to have a hard time! We see women who are the most victimized people in our society. They have to be careful that innocent persons are not victimised. I made a decision to speak up against an unjust law in Florida because I was victimized by that law. It is our duty and the duty of every decent human to make sure this vermin is no more and that no more innocent decent people are victimized. Reports that he felt victimized by racism at some point in his life don't unto themselves make his race relevant. So to redefine these people out of the system is not particularly fair and we think that victimises these people. They also accused management of swindling public funds and victimising workers who had complained. Synonyms exploit, prey on, take advantage of, swindle, dupe, cheat, trick, hoodwink, double-cross, defraud
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