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taken advantage of
adjective as in exploited
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They are easily distracted and taken advantage of.
The alleged victim - who was named online - also defended her, saying the claims were "massive lies" and that they had never been "exploited or taken advantage of".
At his lowest, he is being taken advantage of by another woman in his life.
“They need to understand that their beliefs are being exploited, either by people in the U.S. or people in other countries for gain. If the American public understood fully that they’re being taken advantage of, they address things differently. Because Americans don’t like to be taken advantage of.”
Twelve red states still haven’t taken advantage of Obamacare’s economic benefits.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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