victims
Pronunciation: [ˈvɪktɪmz]
Word
Context: "crime"
(noun) people who have been harmed or hurt by something bad, like a crime or accident. For example, if someone steals someone else's things, that person is a victim because they lost something that wasn't theirs.
Example
The police helped the victims of the robbery recover their belongings.
Example
In this case, the thief was not a victim; he caused the pain.
Example
Who are the victims of the recent accident?
Context: "abuse"
(noun) people who suffer because someone treats them badly, like being bullied or hurt by someone. If someone is constantly teased at school, they are a victim of bullying.
Example
The organization supports victims of abuse and helps them find safety.
Example
He is not a victim; he is the one causing the abuse.
Example
How can we help the victims of bullying in our school?
Context: "accidents"
(noun) people who get hurt or suffer in unfortunate events, like car crashes or natural disasters. If there is a big storm and someone loses their house, they are a victim of that storm.
Example
The charity raised money for the victims of the flood.
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The hurricane did not spare anyone; even those who were prepared were victims.
Example
How many victims were there after the earthquake?
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