Associations to the word «Bystander»
Noun
- Incident
- Robbery
- Magnum
- Temperament
- Injury
- Explosion
- Shoot
- Applause
- Hazard
- Parade
- Grenade
- Thief
- Arrest
- Palestinian
- Groan
- Assassination
- Kill
- Assault
- Helping
- Prevention
- Massacre
- Robber
- Bombing
- Kitty
- Fatality
- Crime
- Graphic
- Effect
- Striker
- Purse
- Civilian
- Rape
- Scene
- Vapor
- Derry
- Constable
- Tory
- Firing
- Haste
- Instability
- Criminal
- Brink
- Personage
- Riot
- Activist
- Casualty
- Demonstration
- Debris
- Protest
- Willingness
- Abuse
- Dead
- Responsibility
- Assistance
- Behavior
- Shooter
- Conjecture
- Fight
- Target
- Gaza
- Vicinity
- Distress
- Collaborator
Adjective
Wiktionary
BYSTANDER, noun. A person who, although present at some event, does not take part in it; an observer or spectator.
BYSTANDER EFFECT, noun. Used other than as an idiom: see bystander, effect.
BYSTANDER EFFECT, noun. (psychology) (singulare tantum) That someone is less likely to help another if other potential helpers are present than otherwise.
Dictionary definition
BYSTANDER, noun. A nonparticipant spectator.
Wise words
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