The word "victimized" is correct and can be used in written English
It is used to refer to a person who has been harmed, injured, or otherwise treated unfairly. For example: "The people of this small town have been victimized by criminals who have broken into several homes in the area."
Contradictory results also surface in the United States, where one national study found that Latinos were more likely to bully and that African American students were more likely to be victimized, yet another identified African Americans as those less apt to become victims.
Because such schemes are only superficially personal, they may leave intact the wounds and reactive attitudes of victims many of whom must continue to live alongside the neighbors who victimized them prior to the public truth and reconciliation exercise (Williams, 2008).
No one should be victimized by being placed in a quarantine if they do not have any symptoms of Ebola, because asymptomatic people are not a health risk.
In their letter the writers protest against the award from PEN America, the prominent literary organization of which most of the signatories are members, accusing the French satirical magazine of mocking a "section of the French population that is already marginalized, embattled, and victimized".
That's a pretty far cry from JP Morgan's tune these days, about how it was victimized by two bad banks that were forced on it.That's not surprising.
And it bears little relation to reality: Go ask a female basketball player if she's exploiting her male counterparts, or ask a quarterback if he is being economically victimized by the volleyball team.
"To the section of the French population that is already marginalized, embattled, and victimized," they wrote, "Charlie Hebdo's cartoons of the Prophet must be seen as being intended to cause further humiliation and suffering".
Hydroids are victimized by nudibranchs that bite through the chitinous skeleton or crawl into its openings.
Earlier in the tournament, Florida had been victimized by a perfect game thrown by Danny Almonte of the Bronx, the first in the Little League World Series since 1957.
So as not to be victimized, former members of the FMLN and other refugees formed Mara Salvatrucha in the early 1980s; according to some sources, the name derived from the slang terms mara ("gang") and salvatruchas ("street-tough Salvadorans").
The report also stated that another 16.4 million Americans were victimized by account theft, such as use of stolen credit cards and automatic teller machine (ATM) cards.
