Kizsákmányol

Kizsákmányol is a Hungarian verb that translates to exploit, swindle, or take advantage of in English. It describes a situation where one person or entity unfairly benefits from the labor, resources, or vulnerability of another, often for personal gain. The term carries a strong negative connotation, implying an unethical or unjust practice.

The concept of kizsákmányol can be applied in various contexts. In an economic sense, it refers to the exploitation of workers by employers, where wages are kept artificially low or working conditions are poor, while the employer profits significantly. This can also extend to the exploitation of natural resources or developing countries by more powerful nations or corporations.

In social or interpersonal relationships, kizsákmányol can describe someone manipulating or deceiving others to gain an advantage, such as exploiting someone's trust or kindness for personal benefit. It highlights a power imbalance where the perpetrator takes more than they give, leaving the victim disadvantaged or harmed. The act often involves deceit, coercion, or taking undue advantage of a weaker party's situation.