Exploitation and Operation

Exploitation

Exploitation noun - An act that exploits or victimizes someone (treats them unfairly).
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Synonyms for Exploitation

Operation and exploitation are semantically related in serviceability topic. In some cases you can use "Operation" instead a noun "Exploitation".

Operation

Operation noun - A specific task with which a person or group is charged.

Exploitation and operation are semantically related in movement topic. You can use "Exploitation" instead a noun "Operation", if it concerns topics such as serviceability.

How words are described

proper proper exploitation proper operation
continuous continuous exploitation continuous operation
simple simple exploitation simple operation
serious serious exploitation serious operation

Both words in one sentence

  • The two times either side made operational breakthroughs (the Russian Southern Front's 1916 'Brusilov' offensive operation, Germany's 1918 'Michael' offensive operation), no exploitation resulted.
  • The Quisling To be fair, Wang had good cause to believe that his defection could ensure that the relationship between China and Japan would be one of co-operation, and not exploitation.
    Source: The Quisling
  • Green Aesop Elizabeth Honey's Remote Man, which has a strong stance against wildlife exploitation - the villain runs an international smuggling operation - and excessive deforestation - the protagonist's mother gives a Character Filibuster on the subject at one point which avoids being too anvilicious.
    Source: Green Aesop
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