Trespassers will be prosecuted

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• prosecute — 01. The police decided not to [prosecute] because they didn t have enough evidence. 02. The [prosecutor] asked the judge for a 5 year prison sentence for the man accused of raping a young woman. 03. Boxer Mike Tyson was [prosecuted] for raping a… …   Grammatical examples in English

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• persecute - prosecute — ◊ persecute To persecute someone means to continually treat them badly and make them suffer, for example because of their political or religious beliefs. Members of these sects are ruthlessly persecuted. They claim that nobody is persecuted for… …   Useful english dictionary

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