Adjective Satellite
(of persons) taken advantage of
Source: WordNetafter going out of his way to help his friend get the job he felt not appreciated but used Source: Internet
But instead of feeling supported, Shabnam said she was victimised to the point where the job she loved suddenly became a place she was 'scared to work' - with items going missing from her desk and her team blanking her. Source: Internet
Instead, they are victimised by not having jobs, by being demoted from positions for which they are well qualified. Source: Internet
The Acting District Schools Inspector for Khumalo, Inspector Zanele Muyambo addressed the students and assured them they will not be victimised. Source: Internet
He said the sad part is when citizens try to own business entities, they are either closed, victimised or intimidated into towing a particular political line, the case of the Post Newspaper and now Prime TV are fresh in our minds. Source: Internet
Every heart will be filled with bitterness and anger, believing that we are victimised by others and everything we do to strike back is fair. Source: Internet