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Discover LudwigThe phrase "the oppressed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to people who suffer from abuse, mistreatment, or discrimination due to their race, gender, or social status. For example: "The oppressed have risen up to demand social justice and equality."
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The oppressed?
"Free the oppressed," he said.
"It will help the oppressed".
He's become an icon for the oppressed.
They speak of the oppressed Iraqi people.
This sits uneasily with Hizbullah's usual championing of the oppressed.
In fact, if anything, I am the oppressed one.
The oppressed Muslim girl is a sexy story.
"But we're the ones who fight for the oppressed.
SIMONE (to Pink): Yeah, you act like you're the oppressed.
He spoke about the oppressed; he spoke for the oppressed, the poor, and the downtrodden of South Africa.
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