Predator (noun)

1. An animal that naturally preys on other animals for food.
2. An organism that lives by preying on other organisms.
3. A person or organization that exploits or victimizes others for personal gain.

Origin:

From latin praedator ("plunderer, robber"), from praedari ("to plunder, rob"), from praeda ("spoil, plunde.r")

Examples:

1. The lion is a predator of the gazelle.
2. Sharks are predators of fish and other marine animals.
3. He is a predator who preys on vulnerable women.
4. The company was accused of being a predator, exploiting its customers.
5. Predators such as foxes, raccoons, and skunks are common in urban areas.