Oppressors

/ˈɒprɛsərz/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Plural form of oppressor, referring to entities or individuals that exercise unjust or cruel authority.
    The court condemned the oppressors for violating fundamental human rights.

Forms

  • oppressor

Commentary

Used chiefly in human rights and international law contexts to identify parties committing systematic abuse or injustice.

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