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The phrase "a form of oppression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types of injustices or inequalities that affect individuals or groups.
Example: "Many activists argue that systemic racism is a form of oppression that needs to be addressed in society."
Alternatives: "a type of oppression" or "an instance of oppression".
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Natural Parks as a Form of Oppression?
Tax is seen as an imposition, a form of oppression.
I perceived it as a form of oppression.
The challenge is that this is a form of oppression that women themselves embrace and perpetuate.
Srey Pov, Lithiya and Somaly encountered a form of oppression that echoes 19th-century slavery.
For her, hearing Muslim prayers in Tuscany — she does her own wailing imitation — is a form of oppression.
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But if class, not nationality, is the crux of the matter, it still makes Booker complicit in a form of cultural oppression.
I am happy to take a stand against liposuction, but rather more nervous about saying that eyebrow threading is a form of female oppression.
You're right in thinking this is not a form of systemic oppression, but the bisexual struggle is more nuanced.
A form of arbitrary oppression so egregious and ubiquitous that even a white, suburban teenager can experience the violence inherent in the system firsthand.
So is there any way that the technology could actually be used as a form of state oppression, or is this just another case of internet paranoia trumping any kind of logical thought?
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a form of tyranny
a form of compulsion
a form of pressure
a form of prosecution
a form of duress
a form of suffocation
a form of coercion
a denunciation of oppression
a lifetime of oppression
a form of proof
a form of identity
a form of violence
a year of oppression
a form of self-expression
a form of terrorism
a form of bulletin
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