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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a persecution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an instance or act of persecution, typically in a context discussing oppression or mistreatment of individuals or groups.
Example: "The report highlighted a persecution of minority groups in the region, drawing attention to the need for international intervention."
Alternatives: "an oppression" or "a mistreatment".
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I so do not have a persecution complex.
Ms. Bhutto described the investigation as a persecution.
Either he's being disingenuous or he has a persecution complex of Norse-saga proportions.
The possible charges, he argued, amounted to "a persecution" of people and their ideas rather than specific crimes.
This opened a persecution of icon venerators that was severe in the reign of Leo's successor, Constantine V (741 775).
There are persons who come to the point that they are so self-centered that they end up with a persecution complex and the end result is insanity.
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I thought of the millions of displaced Syrian refugees who'd travel weeks on a boat just to find a persecution-free haven and said 800 square feet overlooking Central Park doesn't exactly render me a victim.
— could give a guy a serious persecution complex, no?
This web-based project is a response to an escalating persecution of workers who lack immigration papers, and a projection in urban planning terms, of the evolving American concept of the Sanctuary City.
Then, in 1895, Wilde went to jail, in the wake of a sexual persecution that had been set in motion by Bosie's disaster of a father.
Shortly after Sixtus' election, the Roman emperor Valerian promulgated his first decree against the Christians, and a violent persecution ensued.
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