Adjective:

शोषक,

exploitative's Usage Examples:

and other proper resources, but demands that she gain self-respect and advertency that the men who willingly slept with her in the past are exploitative.

called abuse of rank) is treating people of a lower rank in an abusive, discriminatory, or exploitative way.

Native Americans in particular were portrayed in a sensationalistic and exploitative manner.

The New York Times called the ads totally inoffensive and CBS's spokesman said they were well done, tasteful and not exploitative.

These titillating and exploitative stories — "great police blotter copy" — consistently.

Relationships between the alloparent and the young, and the alloparent and the genetic parent, range from cooperative and mutualistic to exploitative and parasitic.

Lane's statement was criticized by some as exploitative and insensitive.

1880s, until these practices began to be criticised as exploitative and unethical by a regional newspaper.

something he called "Black Dianetics", for which the goals may be mean-spirited, cruel, or exploitative.

"exploitative but charming", praising the games use of nostalgia, but abhorring the "blandness" of its free to play formula.

exclusively exploitative or interference.

Ann Hornaday of The Washington Post is critical of the film but praised Carell for his performance: the most surprising thing about 'The 40-Year-Old Virgin' may be that despite the flagrantly exploitative and gratuitous efforts of his friends, Andy remains steadfastly chaste and genuinely humane.

Biologists typically recognize two types of competition: interference and exploitative competition.

Synonyms:

exploitive, exploitatory, consumptive,

Antonyms:

fruitful, reproductive, well, generative,