Victim and Worker

Victim

Victim noun - A person or thing harmed, lost, or destroyed.

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Worker and victim are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Worker" instead a noun "Victim".

Worker noun - A person who does very hard or dull work.

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Victim and worker are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Victim" instead a noun "Worker".

Nearby Words: work, working, worked, workplace, workmate

fellow	fellow victim	fellow worker
human	human victim	human worker
good	good victim	good worker
female	female victim	female worker
Other adjectives: common, regular, average, dead, single, poor, real, male, innocent, young, new, former, hapless, random, last, occasional.

On one hand, they're mutually exclusive due to sex-worker victims not being "wholesome" ladies (especially if they're minorities compared to a white "normal" victim).

Source: Disposable Sex Worker
Bondage Is Bad: In "Red Rover, Red Rover", Jane calls out the victim's co-worker for being into "whips and latex".

Source: Series / The Mentalist
Slut-Shaming: The victim in the second episode was afraid of this if people knew she'd had casual sex with a married co-worker earlier on the night of her attack, and thus didn't mention it.

Source: Series / Conviction (2016)

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