victimising's Usage Examples:

facing accusations that it is downgrading child protection work and "victimising" staff who raise concerns.

although Piotrowski"s research indicates that involvement of each group in victimising Polish Jews and Catholics was at times ubiquitous, he prohibits widespread.

the most common modern usage of the word terrorism refers to civilian-victimising political violence by insurgents or conspirators, several scholars make.

occurred in 1989 and 1990, when he declared religion as frequently a victimising factor.

"Lions deny victimising Riewoldt".

Shyama Charan Gupta (Allahabad, UP) "Samajwadi Party government victimising those who voted for BJP: Prayagraj MP Shyama Charan Gupta".

tribunal cases against the Metropolitan Police, the last being for "victimising" him by interfering with his media work.

Party in the UK accused the South African Government of intimidating and victimising those opposed to Apartheid, condemning the trial and called South Africa.

Chrissie had conspired with Sam and Zoe to get revenge on Den for victimising them.

his wife to insanity, creating the howling ghost of Roger Unthank, and victimising an attempted murderer.

Haasan"s show Bigg Boss 2 Tamil, episode 38: Aishwarya feels housemates are victimising her Bigg Boss 2 Tamil, episode 43: Vaishnavi Prasad sent to secret room.

"SAD MLA accused of victimising Cong contractor".

Writers carried on victimising the character when they paired him with registrar Isaac Mayfield (Marc.

Synonyms:

victimize, cheat, lead on, wrong, chisel, cozen, rip off, delude, deceive,

Antonyms:

proper, virtuous, ethical, wrongness, right,