bystander (Meaning)
bystander (n)
a nonparticipant spectator
bystander (n.)
One who stands near; a spectator; one who has no concern with the business transacting.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bystander
bystander Sentence Examples
- The **bystander** bravely intervened when they witnessed the robbery happening in broad daylight.
- In the aftermath of the accident, several **bystanders** rushed to help the injured victims.
- The police interviewed the **bystanders** who witnessed the fight outside the bar.
- Feeling helpless, the young girl watched the situation unfold, a silent **bystander** to the unfolding drama.
- Psychologists study the "bystander effect," how the presence of others can discourage intervention in emergencies.
- The ethical debate about bystander intervention raises questions about responsibility and potential risks.
- While watching the news, she felt a pang of guilt for being a mere **bystander** to global suffering.
- The teacher encouraged the class to be active **bystanders** and not tolerate bullying in their school.
- Many social justice movements rely on the active participation of informed and engaged **bystanders**.
- Sometimes, even a small gesture of kindness from a concerned **bystander** can make a significant difference.
FAQs About the word bystander
a nonparticipant spectatorOne who stands near; a spectator; one who has no concern with the business transacting.
viewer, spectator,observer,witness, onlooker, spy,watcher, eyewitness
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The **bystander** bravely intervened when they witnessed the robbery happening in broad daylight.
In the aftermath of the accident, several **bystanders** rushed to help the injured victims.
The police interviewed the **bystanders** who witnessed the fight outside the bar.
Feeling helpless, the young girl watched the situation unfold, a silent **bystander** to the unfolding drama.
