exploited meaning

• Adjective: exploited  'iks`ploytid
  1. Developed or used to greatest advantage 
  2. Of persons; taken advantage of
     - ill-used, put-upon, used, victimized, victimised [Brit]
  Verb: exploit  ik'sployt
  1. Use or manipulate to one's advantage
     "He exploit the new taxation system"
     - work 
  2. Draw from; make good use of
     "we must exploit the resources we are given wisely"
     - tap 
  3. Work excessively hard
     "he is exploiting the students"
     - overwork

  See also: employed, exploitation, exploiter, exploitive, misused

  Type of: apply, employ, put to work, use, utilise [Brit], utilize, work

  Antonym: unexploited

  Encyclopedia: Exploit

  Exploited

• Opportunity should be exploited as it arises.
• He felt inferior, and sensing this, others exploited him.
• The power of this tool of the geologist has not been exploited.
• Dependence is intensely cultivated even exploited during childhood.
• Palmer kirby worked in the borderline where commerce exploited science.
• They offer great commercial opportunities for this country if successfully exploited.
• The cool manipulators in hanoi had exploited america's hesitations and self-doubt.
• The contemporary unrest is no doubt exploited by some whose purposes are all too clear.
• "how we wheat growers are exploited and trapped and deceived at every turn," observed magnus sadly.
• If less productive opportunities are exploited by farmers before productive ones, something else is wrong.

• "exploited" meaning in Chinese: 利用
• "exploited" meaning in Russian: прил. эксплуатируемый Эксплуатированный
• "exploited" meaning in French: adj. exploité