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predator noun [ ˈprɛdətə ]

• an animal that naturally preys on others.
• "wolves are major predators of small mammals"
• a person who ruthlessly exploits others.
• "a sexual predator"
Origin: 1920s: from Latin praedator ‘plunderer’, from praedat- ‘seized as plunder’, from the verb praedari (see predation).


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