Prey and Rape

Prey

Prey verb - Prey on or hunt for.

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Rape and prey are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rape" instead a verb "Prey".

Nearby Words: preying, preyed

Rape verb - To engage in sexual activity and especially intercourse with a person unwilling or unable to give consent.

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Prey and rape are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Prey" instead a verb "Rape".

good	good prey	good rape
actual	actual prey	actual rape
real	real prey	real rape
big	big prey	big rape
Other adjectives: potential, possible.

The focus on Xavier's physical beauty in these shots later intensifies the blatant rape subtext of his next scene because he looks like an attractive and vulnerable prey when Apocalypse shoves him down on to a slab and cuffs Charles's wrists to restrain him as preparation for a violent Mind Rape.

Source: Film / X-Men: Apocalypse
Except for 1.15, "The Benders", when the monster was revealed to be a family who kidnap, hunt, and cannibalize their human prey and 4.11, "Family Remains", where it was a psychotic brother and sister, born from the rape of a girl by her own father, living in the walls.

Source: Scully Syndrome
In the case of rape, most of the female perps prey on younger males, and if anyone outside SVU comments on it, expect at least a few mentions of how "lucky" the victim is to be having sex with a hot older woman.

Source: Double Standard Abuse Female On Male / Live-Action TV

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