victimization

/ˌvɪktɪməˈzeɪʃən/
noun
  1. The act of making someone suffer or treating them unfairly, often repeatedly.
    • She spoke out against the victimization of minority communities.
    • The company has a zero-tolerance policy for victimization of any employee.
    • Victimization in schools can lead to long-term emotional problems.
  2. The state or experience of being treated unfairly or made to suffer.
    • His sense of victimization grew after years of discrimination.
    • The documentary explored the cycle of victimization in poverty-stricken areas.
    • Therapy can help people overcome feelings of victimization.
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