victimize Antonyms
Meaning of victimize
victimize (v)
make a victim of
punish unjustly
deprive of by deceit
victimize (v. t.)
To make a victim of, esp. by deception; to dupe; to cheat.
victimize Sentence Examples
- It is morally wrong to victimize innocent individuals based on their race, religion, or background.
- The employee felt victimized after being unfairly passed over for promotion despite excellent performance.
- The whistleblower feared retaliation, worried that the company would victimize them for exposing internal wrongdoing.
- The bully continued to victimize the weaker students, creating a hostile environment in the school.
- The investigative report revealed the tactics used by the scam artist to victimize unsuspecting individuals.
- The legal system must ensure that survivors of abuse are not further victimized during court proceedings.
- It is crucial for society to stand up against any attempts to marginalize and victimize certain groups.
- The online community took action to protect users from being victimized by cyberattacks and scams.
- The organization works to empower those who have been victimized by domestic violence and provide them with support.
- Strict laws and enforcement are necessary to deter individuals who seek to victimize others through fraud and exploitation.
FAQs About the word victimize
make a victim of, punish unjustly, deprive of by deceitTo make a victim of, esp. by deception; to dupe; to cheat.
deceive, beat, defraud, squeeze, hustle, stick,cheat, pluck, screw, sting
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It is morally wrong to victimize innocent individuals based on their race, religion, or background.
The employee felt victimized after being unfairly passed over for promotion despite excellent performance.
The whistleblower feared retaliation, worried that the company would victimize them for exposing internal wrongdoing.
The bully continued to victimize the weaker students, creating a hostile environment in the school.
