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tormentor

[tawr-men-ter, tawr-men-] / tɔrˈmɛn tər, ˈtɔr mɛn- /




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Steenkamp was his tormentor and the prop was also prominent in the loose as he opened the scoring by diving over in his first Test start.

From BBC

The tension comes from Odd Henderson, a schoolyard bully and tireless tormentor of Buddy, a character based on the young Capote.

From The Wall Street Journal

Their taunting is so merciless, in fact, that the viewer has a hard time judging Sara when the tables turn and she chooses not to save her tormentors from a fate worse than death.

From New York Times

Tougher girls think she's an easy bullying target, which she disproves by putting one of her tormentors into the infirmary.

From Salon

They posted that they wanted to start a revolution of students, to rise up against their tormentors, something troubled students could relate to.

From Los Angeles Times