Noun:

बळीचा बकरा,

scapegoat's Usage Examples:

Similarly, McLaren proposes that Judas and his sect act as scapegoats for the war that are chronologically, geographically and socially removed.

Thus at Leucas a criminal was annually thrown from a rock into the sea as a scapegoat: but his fall was checked by live birds and feathers attached to his person, and men watched below in small boats, who caught him and escorted him beyond the boundary of the city.

This is blamed on the pacifist Major Brogan, who is scapegoated as a Thal spy.

Finally, Ah Q is arrested as a scapegoat for the looting and sentenced to death by the new governor.

In 1456, however, Zaganos was made scapegoat after a failed expedition against Hungarian-held Belgrade.

Austria during 1896, and opined that the Habsburg empire used Jews as scapegoats to maintain unity in their immensely diverse empire.

Instead of the small incremental rebalancing operations used by most balanced tree algorithms, scapegoat trees rarely.

It claims that China is used as a scapegoat for American problems and voices support for such governments as that of Fidel Castro's Cuba which openly declare their opposition to the US.

Prince Heinel sought to restore Boazan to glory; after all, he was only a scapegoat, and he would rather die in battle than die a loser.

Earl Ray, was a scapegoat, and was not the only person responsible for assassinating King.

Christian Emperor Justinian I (527–565) made homosexuals a scapegoat for problems such as famines, earthquakes, and pestilences.

Following alleged financial misbehaviour, though more probably as a scapegoat, he was dismissed on 9 October 1731.

of his ground crew and everybody"s scapegoat, Arthur Lydecker, whom he demotes to catapult maintenance, a gruesome job.

Synonyms:

whipping boy, victim,