Definition of oppressed in English:

oppressed

adjective əˈprɛstəˈprɛst

Subject to harsh and authoritarian treatment.
the liberation of an oppressed people
his sympathies were with the oppressed
Example sentencesExamples
- My hypothesis is this: to predict what the human rights community (and the media) focus on, look not at the oppressed; look instead at the party seen as the oppressor.
- A war on Iraq is a war of imperialism against an oppressed, formerly colonized people.
- It has reproduced on a massive scale all of the crimes associated with colonial wars and occupations in the Middle East, Africa, Asia and other oppressed regions of the globe.
- National-populist racism, recast as the defence of oppressed minorities against multiculturalism, appeals especially in these areas.
- The theoretical perspectives cited in the book are primarily about how oppressed groups (e.g., slaves, peasants) have resisted their oppressors.
- Hopes of the oppressed of a continent were pinned on it.
- Neither does she consider herself a saviour of oppressed Muslim women.
- I want to thank your web site for its untiring efforts in raising the consciousness of the oppressed.
- Clearly, such reformist groups, with their ties to the liberal bourgeoisie, are not going to be capable of organizing the oppressed for militant battles.
- Everywhere in the world we see that the oppressed people take their anger out more readily on each other than on their perceived oppressor.
- We need to give voice to the working class and the poor and oppressed of the world.
- The middle-class activists in attendance were told to be like Moses: people of modest means intent on liberating the oppressed who have nothing.
- Rather, like oppressed people everywhere, he draws integrity from inner resources.
- In the Balkans these insurrections resulted in a gradual liberation of most of the oppressed peoples.
- I can sympathize with the struggle of the poor and the oppressed against the rule of the wealthy and the so-called privileged.
- She had a reputation for assisting the underprivileged and the oppressed.
- The only argument I've heard that remains is the argument for war as a way to liberate oppressed Iraqis.
- A quarter-century of anger is being released by an oppressed people.
- Fundamentally, the subordination of the oppressed nations to the major powers is rooted in economic relations.
- There are also the historically oppressed regions such as Mahakali and Karnali.

Definition of oppressed in US English:

oppressed

adjectiveəˈprestəˈprɛst

Subject to harsh and authoritarian treatment.
the liberation of an oppressed people
his sympathies were with the oppressed
Example sentencesExamples
- Clearly, such reformist groups, with their ties to the liberal bourgeoisie, are not going to be capable of organizing the oppressed for militant battles.
- Hopes of the oppressed of a continent were pinned on it.
- Fundamentally, the subordination of the oppressed nations to the major powers is rooted in economic relations.
- Rather, like oppressed people everywhere, he draws integrity from inner resources.
- I want to thank your web site for its untiring efforts in raising the consciousness of the oppressed.
- Everywhere in the world we see that the oppressed people take their anger out more readily on each other than on their perceived oppressor.
- We need to give voice to the working class and the poor and oppressed of the world.
- The middle-class activists in attendance were told to be like Moses: people of modest means intent on liberating the oppressed who have nothing.
- A war on Iraq is a war of imperialism against an oppressed, formerly colonized people.
- A quarter-century of anger is being released by an oppressed people.
- She had a reputation for assisting the underprivileged and the oppressed.
- The theoretical perspectives cited in the book are primarily about how oppressed groups (e.g., slaves, peasants) have resisted their oppressors.
- National-populist racism, recast as the defence of oppressed minorities against multiculturalism, appeals especially in these areas.
- In the Balkans these insurrections resulted in a gradual liberation of most of the oppressed peoples.
- I can sympathize with the struggle of the poor and the oppressed against the rule of the wealthy and the so-called privileged.
- It has reproduced on a massive scale all of the crimes associated with colonial wars and occupations in the Middle East, Africa, Asia and other oppressed regions of the globe.
- Neither does she consider herself a saviour of oppressed Muslim women.
- My hypothesis is this: to predict what the human rights community (and the media) focus on, look not at the oppressed; look instead at the party seen as the oppressor.
- There are also the historically oppressed regions such as Mahakali and Karnali.
- The only argument I've heard that remains is the argument for war as a way to liberate oppressed Iraqis.

词汇	oppressed
释义	Definition of oppressed in English: oppressed adjective əˈprɛstəˈprɛst Subject to harsh and authoritarian treatment. the liberation of an oppressed people his sympathies were with the oppressed Example sentencesExamples My hypothesis is this: to predict what the human rights community (and the media) focus on, look not at the oppressed; look instead at the party seen as the oppressor. A war on Iraq is a war of imperialism against an oppressed, formerly colonized people. It has reproduced on a massive scale all of the crimes associated with colonial wars and occupations in the Middle East, Africa, Asia and other oppressed regions of the globe. National-populist racism, recast as the defence of oppressed minorities against multiculturalism, appeals especially in these areas. The theoretical perspectives cited in the book are primarily about how oppressed groups (e.g., slaves, peasants) have resisted their oppressors. Hopes of the oppressed of a continent were pinned on it. Neither does she consider herself a saviour of oppressed Muslim women. I want to thank your web site for its untiring efforts in raising the consciousness of the oppressed. Clearly, such reformist groups, with their ties to the liberal bourgeoisie, are not going to be capable of organizing the oppressed for militant battles. Everywhere in the world we see that the oppressed people take their anger out more readily on each other than on their perceived oppressor. We need to give voice to the working class and the poor and oppressed of the world. The middle-class activists in attendance were told to be like Moses: people of modest means intent on liberating the oppressed who have nothing. Rather, like oppressed people everywhere, he draws integrity from inner resources. In the Balkans these insurrections resulted in a gradual liberation of most of the oppressed peoples. I can sympathize with the struggle of the poor and the oppressed against the rule of the wealthy and the so-called privileged. She had a reputation for assisting the underprivileged and the oppressed. The only argument I've heard that remains is the argument for war as a way to liberate oppressed Iraqis. A quarter-century of anger is being released by an oppressed people. Fundamentally, the subordination of the oppressed nations to the major powers is rooted in economic relations. There are also the historically oppressed regions such as Mahakali and Karnali. Definition of oppressed in US English: oppressed adjectiveəˈprestəˈprɛst Subject to harsh and authoritarian treatment. the liberation of an oppressed people his sympathies were with the oppressed Example sentencesExamples Clearly, such reformist groups, with their ties to the liberal bourgeoisie, are not going to be capable of organizing the oppressed for militant battles. Hopes of the oppressed of a continent were pinned on it. Fundamentally, the subordination of the oppressed nations to the major powers is rooted in economic relations. Rather, like oppressed people everywhere, he draws integrity from inner resources. I want to thank your web site for its untiring efforts in raising the consciousness of the oppressed. Everywhere in the world we see that the oppressed people take their anger out more readily on each other than on their perceived oppressor. We need to give voice to the working class and the poor and oppressed of the world. The middle-class activists in attendance were told to be like Moses: people of modest means intent on liberating the oppressed who have nothing. A war on Iraq is a war of imperialism against an oppressed, formerly colonized people. A quarter-century of anger is being released by an oppressed people. She had a reputation for assisting the underprivileged and the oppressed. The theoretical perspectives cited in the book are primarily about how oppressed groups (e.g., slaves, peasants) have resisted their oppressors. National-populist racism, recast as the defence of oppressed minorities against multiculturalism, appeals especially in these areas. In the Balkans these insurrections resulted in a gradual liberation of most of the oppressed peoples. I can sympathize with the struggle of the poor and the oppressed against the rule of the wealthy and the so-called privileged. It has reproduced on a massive scale all of the crimes associated with colonial wars and occupations in the Middle East, Africa, Asia and other oppressed regions of the globe. Neither does she consider herself a saviour of oppressed Muslim women. My hypothesis is this: to predict what the human rights community (and the media) focus on, look not at the oppressed; look instead at the party seen as the oppressor. There are also the historically oppressed regions such as Mahakali and Karnali. The only argument I've heard that remains is the argument for war as a way to liberate oppressed Iraqis.
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