0 present participle of victimize
1 to treat someone in an intentionally unfair way, especially because of their race, sex, beliefs, etc.:
Peers were found to respond to maltreated children's dysregulated behavior by avoiding, withdrawing from, or actively rejecting and victimizing them.
Thus, a proportion of maltreated victims turn into offenders victimizing others.
Human models of victimizing simply cannot be representative of that form of industrial exploitation.
Many people criticized the process for victimizing small people disproportionately, while many politicians and businesses were left untouched.
The real-estate speculation began a process, which would benefit some sectors of society while victimizing others.
She's not a victim, not somebody who lets anyone come even close to victimizing her.
It later transformed into a protection racket, victimizing villagers and landowners alike through violence, intimidation and omert.
The inquiry reveals a blackmail ring that is victimizing hundreds of vulnerable people.
