Similar words: victimization, minimisation, maximisation, victimise, victimised, atomisation, victimize, victimized. Meaning: n. an act that exploits or victimizes someone (treats them unfairly).
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1. Doing nothing when you know that the victimisation process is operating is not good enough.
2. This project will analyse multiple victimisation using statistical modelling techniques.
3. Issues of power, dominance and victimisation are shared concerns of the peace movement, human and animal rights movements and humane educators.
4. Although Mr Allawi has complained about harassment and victimisation of his followers by forces loyal to his chief rival –the incumbent Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.
5. Mr Rodgers says victimisation is a no - go area.
6. The rich ethnic mix gave massive scope for discontent, disruption[sentence dictionary], tension and victimisation.
7. It has widespread support in the House as far as it goes, but missing is legislation to protect against victimisation.
8. For many scientists the case symbolises what they see as the unfair victimisation of the scientific community by those seeking to preserve natural environments at any cost.
9. Among people under 30, who make up 70% of the population, anger at what they call la hogra, a sense of victimisation due to the government's neglect and contempt, could turn explosive.
10. For over a decade, the government publicised Sderot as the prime example of the victimisation of Israelis by Palestinians firing rockets.
11. There are many ways to victimise someone or something. Just calling someone names is a form of victimisation .
12. Poor mental health in gay populations is partly due to societal stigma and victimisation.
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