adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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group
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The potential for other oppressed groups to be autonomously organized also put pressure on the Union to question its structures and attitudes.
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The 1960s and 1970s had seen the emergence of a number of social movements among oppressed groups .
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It means that women should seize communication power for their own emancipation and the liberation of all oppressed groups .
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The same can be said for working-class, black and other oppressed groups .
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Mannheim argues that such ideologies are usually found in oppressed groups whose members want radical change.
people
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Gerry: It's really strange how the special interest groups of oppressed people came into existence.
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A new response is growing from women theologians and from radicals seeking liberation for many oppressed people .
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For 30 years, Niyogi fought for the social and economic improvement of oppressed people .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Gerry: It's really strange how the special interest groups of oppressed people came into existence.
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He's an oppressed worker doing a horrible job.
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It is usually associated with oppressed minorities.
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It means that women should seize communication power for their own emancipation and the liberation of all oppressed groups.
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Mannheim argues that such ideologies are usually found in oppressed groups whose members want radical change.
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She has welcomed the oppressed and disowned of the world to this paranoiac dreamscape for nearly a hundred years.
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The potential for other oppressed groups to be autonomously organized also put pressure on the Union to question its structures and attitudes.
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They were no longer the oppressed , wretched teen menials who must take orders, toe the line.