perpetratorin a sentence
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The perpetrator has not been captured or identified.perpetrator = someone who did something wrong or illegal
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It's been a year since the crime and the perpetrator has still not been caught.
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So officially he's our perpetrator, understand? (source)
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The most famous hoax, the Piltdown man, had gone undetected for forty years, and its perpetrator was still unknown. (source)
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You are quite right — they can detect magic, but not the perpetrator: (source)
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I had never encountered a being who deliberately perpetrated fraud against himself. (source)perpetrated = did (something wrong or illegal)
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In both cases, the hoax was originally perpetrated as a practical joke, but public interest escalated so quickly that confessions were rendered difficult. (source)perpetrated = done (something wrong or illegal)
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[T]he perpetrator was so intent on what he was doing that he didn't stop to look. (source)perpetrator = someone who did something wrong or illegal
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Victims of an enormous fraud, and at the same time its perpetrators, or so I felt.† (source)
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It was as close as Dick had ever come to comprehending such a character from any but the pathological angle—he gathered that this very charm made it possible for Francisco to perpetrate his outrages, and, for Dick, charm always had an independent existence, whether it was the mad gallantry of the wretch who had died in the clinic this morning, or the courageous grace which this lost young man brought to a drab old story.† (source)perpetrate = to do something wrong or illegal
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Yes, and you maintained that the perpetration of a crime is always accompanied by illness.† (source)perpetration = something done that was wrong or illegalstandard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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You have heard some malcontent perpetrating slander.... Have I not been—† (source)perpetrating = doing something wrong or illegal
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Observe the triple fraud which he perpetrates upon himself.† (source)perpetrates = does something wrong or illegal
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There was a jail and a whipping post on his grounds; and whatever cruelties were perpetrated there, they passed without comment. (source)perpetrated = done [things wrong or illegal]
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The consequences of a poorly tied knot, a stumble, a dislodged rock, or some other careless deed are as likely to be felt by the perpetrator's colleagues as the perpetrator. (source)perpetrator = someone who did something wrong or illegal
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A massive and highly publicized manhunt for the perpetrators ensued.† (source)
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