victimizer

 [vik-tuh-mahyz]  

vic·tim·ize

   [vik-tuh-mahyz]
verb (used with object), vic·tim·ized, vic·tim·iz·ing.
1.
to make a victim of.
2.
to dupe, swindle, or cheat: to victimize poor widows.
3.
to slay as or like a sacrificial victim.
Also, especially British, vic·tim·ise.

Origin:
1820–30; victim + -ize

Related forms
vic·tim·i·za·tion, noun
vic·tim·iz·er, noun
un·vic·tim·ized, adjective

Synonyms
2. defraud, fool, hoodwink, beguile. See cheat.

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victimize or victimise (ˈvɪktɪˌmaɪz)
 
—vb
1.  to punish or discriminate against selectively or unfairly
2.  to make a victim of
3.  to kill as or in a manner resembling a sacrificial victim
 
victimise or victimise
 
—vb
 
victimi'zation or victimise
 
—n
 
victimi'sation or victimise
 
—n
 
'victimizer or victimise
 
—n
 
'victimiser or victimise
 
—n

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