persecuting (Meaning)

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persecuting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Persecute

The tyrannical regime was relentless in persecuting political dissidents, silencing their voices and crushing their spirits.
Throughout history, marginalized groups have faced relentless persecution based on their race, religion, or sexual orientation.
The authorities were actively persecuting anyone suspected of involvement in the conspiracy.
The witness's testimony revealed the horrors of the persecution they had endured during the conflict.
The refugees sought asylum to escape the persecution they had faced in their homeland.
The persecution of the early Christians by the Roman Empire was particularly brutal and widespread.
The government's policies were widely criticized for their discriminatory nature and the persecution of certain ethnic minorities.
The activists bravely stood up against the persecution of the innocent, despite the threats they faced themselves.
The international community condemned the ongoing persecution of civilians in the war-torn region.
The persecution of journalists has a chilling effect on freedom of speech and the ability of the press to hold power to account.

of Persecute

attacking, tormenting,plaguing, afflicting, torturing, besieging, excruciating, pursuing, racking,cursing

helping,assisting, assisting, helping, abetting, abetting, relieving, aiding, relieving, aiding

The tyrannical regime was relentless in persecuting political dissidents, silencing their voices and crushing their spirits.

Throughout history, marginalized groups have faced relentless persecution based on their race, religion, or sexual orientation.

The authorities were actively persecuting anyone suspected of involvement in the conspiracy.

The witness's testimony revealed the horrors of the persecution they had endured during the conflict.