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What (who) is exploiter - definition
exploiter
(exploiters)
If you refer to people as exploiters, you disapprove of them because they exploit other people in an unfair and cruel way. (FORMAL)
N-COUNT [disapproval]
exploitative
If you describe something as exploitative, you disapprove of it because it treats people unfairly by using their work or ideas for its own advantage, and giving them very little in return. (FORMAL)
The expansion of Western capitalism incorporated the Third World into an exploitative world system.
ADJ [disapproval]
exploit
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Exploits; Exploited; Exploit (disambiguation); Initial Hack
<security> A security hole or an instance of taking advantage
of a security hole.
"[... ] hackers say exploit. sysadmins say hole"
-- Mike Emke (http://emke.com/).
Emke reports that the stress is on the second syllable. If
this is true, this may be a case of hackerly zero-deriving
verbs (especially instantials) from nouns, akin to "write" as
a noun to describe an instance of a disk drive writing to a
disk.
(2001-11-24)
Examples of use of exploiter
1. Rather, the modern–day Indian exploiter was lobbyist Jack Abramoff.
2. That is why he is a serial exploiter of opportunities and a brilliant survivor, but a hopeless shaper of reality.
3. Satan as depicted in the Qur‘an is neither an imperialist nor an exploiter.
4. The No. 1 employer in perhaps 24 states, it is a steamroller of mom–and–pop shops, a union–defying exploiter of the "associates" it treats as serfs.
5. It is the heartless exploiter of animals, not the animal protectionist, who is being irrational, showing a sentimental tendency to put his own species on a pedestal.