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View usage for: (pɜːʳsɪkjuːʃən) Word forms: uncountable nounPersecution is cruel and unfair treatment of a person or group, especially because of their religious or political beliefs, or their race. ...the persecution of minorities. ...victims of political persecution. We had to leave the country because of the persecutions. Synonyms: victimization, abuse, torture, torment More Synonyms of persecution persecution in British English (ˌpɜːsɪˈkjuːʃən) nounthe act of persecuting or the state of being persecuted persecution in American English (ˌpɜrsəˈkjuʃən) noun a persecuting or being persecuted Word origin ME persecucion < OFr < L persecutioExamples of 'persecution' in a sentencepersecution Can we define anyone fleeing war or persecution as an'economic' refugee?Yet in the West, this targeted religious persecution is all but invisible.Women who come to this country fleeing persecution are too often denied access to justice.The union claims that it is the victim of political persecution.We also have a full coverage area on persecution and international religious freedom.This persecution complex began abruptly two years ago with a swoop on suspected insider traders.In addition to economic migration there are those fleeing war and persecution or seeking asylum.It was quite natural to claim persecution in the country of origin.But the political persecution cast a dark shadow.This religious persecution is causing problems where none existed.The man with a persecution complex who sees conspiracies where there are none.And we should offer haven to those genuinely fleeing persecution.It has the requisite dose of evidence of a persecution complex but it widens the net.Almost all say they are fleeing war or persecution.That should be our message too: we should shield those escaping political and religious persecution.Economic migrants are usually taken care of by assessing the credibility of their claim of a fear of persecution in their country of origin.I know about the brutality and political persecution.Their task is difficult enough, given the cultural baggage of their religion, without facing unfair persecution. In other languagespersecution British English: persecution NOUN Persecution is cruel and unfair treatment of a person or group, especially because of their religious or political beliefs, or their race. ...the persecution of minorities. - American English: persecution
- Brazilian Portuguese: perseguição
- Chinese: 迫害尤指因宗教、政治信仰或种族而遭受的
- European Spanish: persecución
- French: persécution
- German: Verfolgung
- Italian: persecuzione
- Japanese: 迫害
- Korean: 박해
- European Portuguese: perseguição
- Latin American Spanish: persecución
Chinese translation of 'persecution'persecution (pəːsɪˈkjuːʃən) the persecution of minorities Synonyms victimization tormenttyranny discrimination against tyrannization Additional synonymsDefinition prolonged ill-treatment of or violence towards someone an investigation into alleged animal abuse Synonyms maltreatment, wrong, damage, injury, hurt, harm, spoiling, bullying, oppression, imposition, mistreatment, manhandling, ill-treatment, rough handling Some had died as a result of ill-treatment. Synonyms abuse, harm, mistreatment, damage, injury, misuse, ill-use, rough handling The hospital shut down as a result of maltreatment of its patients. Synonyms abuse, bullying, mistreatment, injury, harm, ill-treatment, rough handling, ill-usage Additional synonymspolice brutality and mistreatment of people in prisons Synonyms abuse, ill-treatment, maltreatment, injury, harm, misuse, mauling, manhandling, roughing up, molestation, unkindness, rough handling, brutalization, ill-usage an attempt to escape political oppression Synonyms persecution, control, suffering, abuse, injury, injustice, cruelty, domination, repression, brutality, suppression, severity, tyranny, authoritarianism, harshness, despotism, ill-treatment, subjugation, subjection, maltreatment, iron hand Definition the practice of torturing a person alleged cases of torture Synonyms ill-treatment, abuse, torment, persecution, martyrdom, maltreatment, harsh treatment |