Mubayana aafat raseeda/mazloom [jis say zulam huwa ho]

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Note added at 17 hrs 11 mins (2004-04-09 14:44:53 GMT)
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alleged and allegedly:


Alleged is often used to describe a crime or wrongdoing and denotes uncertainty about whether it happened at all or whether a particular person is responsible for it: The alleged fraud took place over a number of months. It is also used to describe somebody who is associated with a crime, not necessarily as the culprit: The claims of the alleged victims were vigorously denied in court by the defendant. The adverb form allegedly has the same force: The accused had allegedly been filing false expenses claims.

victim=somebody or something harmed: somebody or something harmed by an act or circumstance
a victim of her own success.helpless person: somebody who experiences misfortune and feels helpless to do anything about it


[15th century. From Latin victima “animal offered as a sacrifice.” Later meanings did not develop until the 17th century and 18th century.]


vic·tim·hood noun






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Note added at 17 hrs 12 mins (2004-04-09 14:45:14 GMT)
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alleged and allegedly:


Alleged is often used to describe a crime or wrongdoing and denotes uncertainty about whether it happened at all or whether a particular person is responsible for it: The alleged fraud took place over a number of months. It is also used to describe somebody who is associated with a crime, not necessarily as the culprit: The claims of the alleged victims were vigorously denied in court by the defendant. The adverb form allegedly has the same force: The accused had allegedly been filing false expenses claims.

victim=somebody or something harmed: somebody or something harmed by an act or circumstance
a victim of her own success.helpless person: somebody who experiences misfortune and feels helpless to do anything about it


[15th century. From Latin victima “animal offered as a sacrifice.” Later meanings did not develop until the 17th century and 18th century.]


vic·tim·hood noun