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- noun Plural form of
victimiser .
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Examples
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Before you wrote that you want to help “her” out you could have tried to find out who she is as it seems that feminazis had a hard time to find real victims or real victimisers.
They’re Liberals, And They Can’t Help Themselves « Unambiguously Ambidextrous 2009
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Abusers and victimisers like KKKate usually don't propose fabrications that present themselves as victims.
SDA Gets Results! CC 2008
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This defocusses blame from the individual victimisers onto ‘men’ which includes non-victimising men, while the individual victimisation of the woman is hijacked to ‘women’ in general.
Duke Rape Case: Regarding “Innocent Until Proven Guilty” 2006
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Throughout the lifespan of the TRC, he displayed impeccable grace, compassion and a deeply embedded sense of humanity, sharing in the numerous tragic recollections of the victims and victimisers of a brutal past.
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Throughout the lifespan of the TRC, he displayed impeccable grace, compassion and a deeply embedded sense of humanity, sharing in the numerous tragic recollections of the victims and victimisers of a brutal past.
Address on the occasion of the inaugural Desmond Tutu Peace Lecture 2004
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The rights enforcement system is perceived as a means for victims to retaliate against their victimisers.
Turning a Social Profit: Human Rights in the Age of Globalisation 1997
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The above-named incidents serve to show the degrading character of slavery, and its pernicious effects on the moral as well as the physical condition of both victim and victimisers.
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The above-named incidents serve to shew the degrading character of slavery, and its pernicious effects on the moral as well as the physical condition of both victims and victimisers.
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The above-named incidents serve to shew the degrading character of slavery, and its pernicious effects on the moral as well as the physical condition of both victims and victimisers.
Narrative of the Life of James Watkins Watkins, James, b. 1821? 1852
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'Thinking in terms of the future, the important thing would be for Colombia to lose its bad reputation of a state tainted by murders and victimisers.
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