"Prosecutor" VS "persecutor"

 "Prosecutor" and "persecutor" sound similar, but they have very different meanings. Here's a breakdown to help you keep them straight:

Prosecutor:

• Definition: A legal professional who represents the government or the people in criminal cases. They are the ones who try to prove in court that someone has committed a crime.  
• Role: They initiate and conduct legal proceedings against individuals or entities accused of violating the law. Their job is to seek justice and uphold the law.  
• Example: "The prosecutor presented compelling evidence to the jury."

Persecutor:

• Definition: Someone who harasses or mistreats others, often because of their race, religion, political beliefs, or other differences. It implies a deliberate and often systematic effort to cause harm or suffering.  
• Role: They actively inflict harm or oppression on individuals or groups. Their actions are often motivated by hatred or prejudice.
• Example: "The religious minority was targeted by persecutors."

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By Jerry Ramonyai