Definition of victimhood in English:

victimhood

nounˈvɪktɪmhʊdˈvɪktəmˌhʊd

mass noun

The state of being a victim.
the society nurtures a sense of victimhood
Example sentencesExamples
- They are seen as people struggling to find a way to end their continual victimhood at the hands of outside powers.
- Here are instances of unadulterated female victimhood, yet the silence of the feminists is deafening.
- As a playwright, he ultimately refuses to endorse the language of victimhood.
- They're like storm troopers who manage to go through life weeping for their own victimhood while bullying everybody around them.
- It seems some people repel friends by choosing to wear an air of paranoid victimhood.

Definition of victimhood in US English:

victimhood

nounˈviktəmˌho͝odˈvɪktəmˌhʊd

The state of being a victim.
the society nurtures a sense of victimhood
Example sentencesExamples
- As a playwright, he ultimately refuses to endorse the language of victimhood.
- They are seen as people struggling to find a way to end their continual victimhood at the hands of outside powers.
- They're like storm troopers who manage to go through life weeping for their own victimhood while bullying everybody around them.
- It seems some people repel friends by choosing to wear an air of paranoid victimhood.
- Here are instances of unadulterated female victimhood, yet the silence of the feminists is deafening.

单词	victimhood
释义	Definition of victimhood in English: victimhood nounˈvɪktɪmhʊdˈvɪktəmˌhʊd mass noun The state of being a victim. the society nurtures a sense of victimhood Example sentencesExamples They are seen as people struggling to find a way to end their continual victimhood at the hands of outside powers. Here are instances of unadulterated female victimhood, yet the silence of the feminists is deafening. As a playwright, he ultimately refuses to endorse the language of victimhood. They're like storm troopers who manage to go through life weeping for their own victimhood while bullying everybody around them. It seems some people repel friends by choosing to wear an air of paranoid victimhood. Definition of victimhood in US English: victimhood nounˈviktəmˌho͝odˈvɪktəmˌhʊd The state of being a victim. the society nurtures a sense of victimhood Example sentencesExamples As a playwright, he ultimately refuses to endorse the language of victimhood. They are seen as people struggling to find a way to end their continual victimhood at the hands of outside powers. They're like storm troopers who manage to go through life weeping for their own victimhood while bullying everybody around them. It seems some people repel friends by choosing to wear an air of paranoid victimhood. Here are instances of unadulterated female victimhood, yet the silence of the feminists is deafening.
随便看	give somebody what for give someone a backhander give someone a bad name give someone a bad press give someone a beating give someone a bell give someone a bell give (someone) a bell give someone a bell/tinkle give someone a big hand give someone a black look give someone a bloody nose give someone a bloody nose give someone a bollocking give someone a boost/lift give someone a break give someone a break give someone a bum steer give someone a buzz give someone a buzz/kick give someone a call give someone a call/ring give someone a caning give someone a carpeting give someone a charge