> [...] popularized the use of the term "survivor," previously reserved for those who’d survived the Holocaust. I agree with the author that it's wrong to use

> [...] popularized the use of the term "survivor," previously reserved for those who’d survived the Holocaust. I agree with the author that it's wrong to use "survivor" instead of "accuser" when the guilt has not been established, but you can not reserve such a generic word as "survivor". It simply means somebody who survived something life-threatening.