Persecutor is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PERSECUTOR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who persecutes
• a person who harasses or annoys someone persistently
• a person who persecutes someone, especially for their race or political or religious beliefs
• One who persecutes, or harasses.
• someone who torments
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to harass or punish in a manner designed to injure, grieve, or afflict; to cause to suffer because of belief

Words related to PERSECUTOR

persecutors15

Words that contain PERSECUTOR

persecutors15 persecutory18

How to use PERSECUTOR in a sentence

• That which forced itself upon me was that the girl had in her desperation stabbed her persecutor with some weapon she had found there or brought with her.
• He was not a religious persecutor, because he regarded all religions as equally false and equally useful.
• He only succeeded in disturbing his persecutor, which wound itself still tighter.
• Sometimes my persecutor would ask me whether I would like to be sold.
• He became a persecutor and oppressor of budding talent and intellect.
• At another time he found Uncle David sitting on his stool with his face thrust up the chimney, in order that his voice might not be heard by his brutal persecutor.
• It is for this reason hath it been said that a wise man, whether strong or weak, should ever forgive his persecutor even when the latter is in the straits.
• O persecutor of all enemies, every conscious creature should certainly act in this world.
• My thoughts were full of irritation against my persecutor.
• Pat hated Longshanks, as he termed him, as did all the household, which, indeed, was very natural, as he was such a notorious persecutor of their religion and their clergy.
• You recollect Van Stingey, the first persecutor of the orphan family, was blown up by powder, and perished miserably.
• Jerrold at last opened his eyes, rolled over, yawned sulkily again, and tried to evade his persecutor, but to no purpose.
• Her persecutor pursued close behind, straining every nerve to come up with her.
• Monsieur Darzac had sworn to silence her persecutor, even if he had to kill him.
• It was at dinner in the dining-car, under the eyes of her persecutor, that we arranged to give him the slip at Basle.
• I have little doubt that if the Wesley family could have got upon speaking terms with their persecutor, they would also have come upon some motive for the persecution.
• Your persecutor, whoever he is, seems to me so powerful that it would be well to take no decisive measures until you are sure of some way of confounding and crushing him.
• The badger is the victim and not the persecutor, as we might think from the use of the verb.
• The Moslem Serb was a far greater persecutor of the Christian Serb than was the Turk.
• The Bishop of Rome, Fabian, the bishops of Antioch and Alexandria, and many more eminent in the Church, suffered from the unrelenting severity of this persecutor.
• The one man in the world who should wish to secure my happiness has become my persecutor.
• But the night passed away without any fresh attempt on the part of my persecutor.
• Authors are strangely at variance whether this prelate is to be regarded as the protector or the persecutor of the protestants.
• Myrvin from coming forward at the very first against his persecutor.
• We sometimes escape from an imaginary danger, only to find some real persecutor has a little bill against us.
• Nothing happened to Darrin, and he was beginning to hope that his very sly persecutor had ceased to annoy him for good.
• But Grandfather told them, that God had put something into the soul of man, which always turned the cruelties of the persecutor to nought.
• Harry watched the movement, and descried the grand staircase beyond his persecutor, as the door swung back.
• He was discovered by the very man whom his old persecutor had sent for the purpose.
• Taking leave, with many tears and much, sorrow of heart, he came nigh to the residence of Sir Roger Barton, a bigoted persecutor, and an avowed enemy of the reformed church.
• I should have mentioned, when the affray was over, and I am sure it did not last five minutes, she went to Allan and kissed the hand that had knocked down her persecutor.

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