Definition of victimology in English:

victimology

nounPlural victimologiesvɪktɪˈmɒlədʒiˌvɪktəˈmɑlədʒi

mass noun

1The study of the victims of crime and the psychological effects of their experience.
specialists in victimology will gather to consider how best to help the victims of crime recover
Example sentencesExamples
- Dr Burgess was recognized for her work in the field of victimology.
- Areas of expertise include violence and victimology.
- A new tale is being spun in the the never-ending saga of female victimology.
- I have been begging anyone who would listen over the past two years for a program in mass victimology to prepare for the next tragedy after 9 / 11.
- The author's clinical experience and studies with a concentration in victimology place her squarely on the side of these victims of aggression.
- I would love to but I have my victimology class in the morning.
- Much of the seminal work in major areas of forensic psychology, including risk assessment, psychopathy, eyewitness testimony, victimology, credibility assessment, and criminal behaviour, has been done here.
- Ultimately, though, Notre Musique is a study of victimology.
2A mental attitude which tends to indulge and perpetuate the feeling of being a victim.
conservatives reject victimology and the idea that state-sanctioned victim groups are entitled to compensatory privileges
in singular his prison experience seems to have ingrained in him a deep-seated victimology, a sense of the nobility of helplessness and suffering
Example sentencesExamples
- In Tom's victimology we see a type of an ever-present feminist fantasy: to be good, a man really needs to be more like a woman.
- More and more, African-American iconoclasts reject victimology and embrace American possibility.
- Our main concern must be with new generations, who can fulfill their potential only in an America where victimology, separatism, and anti-intellectualism don't flourish among black Americans.
- So he positions himself as a victim, yet he is part of the crowd of people who speak out against victimology when third-world or poor people talk about being victimized.
- But it is the grievance of a people who turn their own misdeeds into their own victimology, thus making rational discourse all but impossible.
- To summarize: these different versions of victimology set the question of researching victims of crime in quite different ways.
- And I discovered its secret resource: a treasure trove of courageous black men who utterly reject victimology and stand up for personal responsibility.
- You might say that the true act of decommissioning required of republicans in return was not of bullets, bats and rackets, but of victimology, the standing down of the sense of grievance that had been their driving force.
- Kudos to federal judges Pollack and Baer for not bending to the victimology and sentimentalism of the times.
- But coming from a woman who married her wealth, this kind of victimology is a little, er, rich.

Definition of victimology in US English:

victimology

nounˌviktəˈmäləjēˌvɪktəˈmɑlədʒi

1The study of the victims of crime and the psychological effects on them of their experience.
specialists in victimology will gather to consider how best to help the victims of crime recover
Example sentencesExamples
- I have been begging anyone who would listen over the past two years for a program in mass victimology to prepare for the next tragedy after 9 / 11.
- Dr Burgess was recognized for her work in the field of victimology.
- The author's clinical experience and studies with a concentration in victimology place her squarely on the side of these victims of aggression.
- Areas of expertise include violence and victimology.
- Much of the seminal work in major areas of forensic psychology, including risk assessment, psychopathy, eyewitness testimony, victimology, credibility assessment, and criminal behaviour, has been done here.
- Ultimately, though, Notre Musique is a study of victimology.
- A new tale is being spun in the the never-ending saga of female victimology.
- I would love to but I have my victimology class in the morning.
1. 1.1 The possession of an outlook, arising from real or imagined victimization, that seems to glorify and indulge the state of being a victim.
  Example sentencesExamples
  To summarize: these different versions of victimology set the question of researching victims of crime in quite different ways.
  And I discovered its secret resource: a treasure trove of courageous black men who utterly reject victimology and stand up for personal responsibility.
  In Tom's victimology we see a type of an ever-present feminist fantasy: to be good, a man really needs to be more like a woman.
  Our main concern must be with new generations, who can fulfill their potential only in an America where victimology, separatism, and anti-intellectualism don't flourish among black Americans.
  Kudos to federal judges Pollack and Baer for not bending to the victimology and sentimentalism of the times.
  So he positions himself as a victim, yet he is part of the crowd of people who speak out against victimology when third-world or poor people talk about being victimized.
  But coming from a woman who married her wealth, this kind of victimology is a little, er, rich.
  But it is the grievance of a people who turn their own misdeeds into their own victimology, thus making rational discourse all but impossible.
  You might say that the true act of decommissioning required of republicans in return was not of bullets, bats and rackets, but of victimology, the standing down of the sense of grievance that had been their driving force.
  More and more, African-American iconoclasts reject victimology and embrace American possibility.

单词	victimology
释义	Definition of victimology in English: victimology nounPlural victimologiesvɪktɪˈmɒlədʒiˌvɪktəˈmɑlədʒi mass noun 1The study of the victims of crime and the psychological effects of their experience. specialists in victimology will gather to consider how best to help the victims of crime recover Example sentencesExamples Dr Burgess was recognized for her work in the field of victimology. Areas of expertise include violence and victimology. A new tale is being spun in the the never-ending saga of female victimology. I have been begging anyone who would listen over the past two years for a program in mass victimology to prepare for the next tragedy after 9 / 11. The author's clinical experience and studies with a concentration in victimology place her squarely on the side of these victims of aggression. I would love to but I have my victimology class in the morning. Much of the seminal work in major areas of forensic psychology, including risk assessment, psychopathy, eyewitness testimony, victimology, credibility assessment, and criminal behaviour, has been done here. Ultimately, though, Notre Musique is a study of victimology. 2A mental attitude which tends to indulge and perpetuate the feeling of being a victim. conservatives reject victimology and the idea that state-sanctioned victim groups are entitled to compensatory privileges in singular his prison experience seems to have ingrained in him a deep-seated victimology, a sense of the nobility of helplessness and suffering Example sentencesExamples In Tom's victimology we see a type of an ever-present feminist fantasy: to be good, a man really needs to be more like a woman. More and more, African-American iconoclasts reject victimology and embrace American possibility. Our main concern must be with new generations, who can fulfill their potential only in an America where victimology, separatism, and anti-intellectualism don't flourish among black Americans. So he positions himself as a victim, yet he is part of the crowd of people who speak out against victimology when third-world or poor people talk about being victimized. But it is the grievance of a people who turn their own misdeeds into their own victimology, thus making rational discourse all but impossible. To summarize: these different versions of victimology set the question of researching victims of crime in quite different ways. And I discovered its secret resource: a treasure trove of courageous black men who utterly reject victimology and stand up for personal responsibility. You might say that the true act of decommissioning required of republicans in return was not of bullets, bats and rackets, but of victimology, the standing down of the sense of grievance that had been their driving force. Kudos to federal judges Pollack and Baer for not bending to the victimology and sentimentalism of the times. But coming from a woman who married her wealth, this kind of victimology is a little, er, rich. Definition of victimology in US English: victimology nounˌviktəˈmäləjēˌvɪktəˈmɑlədʒi 1The study of the victims of crime and the psychological effects on them of their experience. specialists in victimology will gather to consider how best to help the victims of crime recover Example sentencesExamples I have been begging anyone who would listen over the past two years for a program in mass victimology to prepare for the next tragedy after 9 / 11. Dr Burgess was recognized for her work in the field of victimology. The author's clinical experience and studies with a concentration in victimology place her squarely on the side of these victims of aggression. Areas of expertise include violence and victimology. Much of the seminal work in major areas of forensic psychology, including risk assessment, psychopathy, eyewitness testimony, victimology, credibility assessment, and criminal behaviour, has been done here. Ultimately, though, Notre Musique is a study of victimology. A new tale is being spun in the the never-ending saga of female victimology. I would love to but I have my victimology class in the morning. 1.1 The possession of an outlook, arising from real or imagined victimization, that seems to glorify and indulge the state of being a victim. Example sentencesExamples To summarize: these different versions of victimology set the question of researching victims of crime in quite different ways. And I discovered its secret resource: a treasure trove of courageous black men who utterly reject victimology and stand up for personal responsibility. In Tom's victimology we see a type of an ever-present feminist fantasy: to be good, a man really needs to be more like a woman. Our main concern must be with new generations, who can fulfill their potential only in an America where victimology, separatism, and anti-intellectualism don't flourish among black Americans. Kudos to federal judges Pollack and Baer for not bending to the victimology and sentimentalism of the times. So he positions himself as a victim, yet he is part of the crowd of people who speak out against victimology when third-world or poor people talk about being victimized. But coming from a woman who married her wealth, this kind of victimology is a little, er, rich. But it is the grievance of a people who turn their own misdeeds into their own victimology, thus making rational discourse all but impossible. You might say that the true act of decommissioning required of republicans in return was not of bullets, bats and rackets, but of victimology, the standing down of the sense of grievance that had been their driving force. More and more, African-American iconoclasts reject victimology and embrace American possibility.
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