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scapegoat

[skeyp-goht] / ˈskeɪpˌgoʊt /


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The firestorm stoked by Rep. Khanna hasn’t only made a scapegoat of anybody who was personally associated with Epstein, however innocently.

From The Wall Street Journal

Lesson: The volatility that comes with technological change sometimes requires a scapegoat.

From The Wall Street Journal

Economic disadvantage is perhaps the most popular scapegoat.

From The Wall Street Journal

Defence lawyer Jason Goss said prosecutors were trying to scapegoat Gonzales, 52, and make him "pay for the pain of that day".

From BBC

I feel sorry for Nancy as he should never been appointed in the first place, but he'll be used as the scapegoat.

From BBC