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In natural English speech, "scapegoating" appears in contexts such as: "People do it because it produces a sense of catharsis or relief or healing. Scapegoating feels good because it's a way of protecting ourselves from having to suffer. Somebody else has to pay the price for our sins, for our weakness.". Listen to the exact timestamped clip in the accompanying video with synchronized subtitles.

IPA/skæpɛgɒʊtɪng/

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People do it because it produces a sense of catharsis or relief or healing.

Scapegoating feels good because it's a way of protecting ourselves from having to suffer.

Somebody else has to pay the price for our sins, for our weakness.

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Definitions of “scapegoating”

verb

present participle and gerund of scapegoat

noun

The act of making somebody a scapegoat.

“Nazi persecution of Jews, as with other scapegoatings, was focused, systematic and directly lethal. Other oppressions have been more long-term and uneven […]”

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