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Meanings of abuser in English

Portuguese
abusador
Catalan
abusador
Spanish
violador

Someone who abuses.

abusador
Usage of abuser in English
1
Like so many victims of domestic abuse, I always protected my abuser.
Ebony
2
He abuser allegedly said: The clinic belongs to the community, not you.
The South African
3
The first thing an abuser does is take away all your power.
The Guardian
4
September- RTÉ Prime Timeprogramme names Ivan Payne as abuser of Andrew Madden.
The Irish Times
5
Some trafficker in happiness, some worthless abuser of the gifts of fortune.
The Bravo: A Tale
6
Matzneff has said Springora was misrepresenting him as a pervert and abuser.
Reuters
7
This counselling must not be conditional on the victim reporting the abuser.
The Irish Times
8
I didn't know there was such a thing as a mushroom abuser.
Love All The People
9
Gary it turned out, was a violent abuser who terrorised the family.
Radio NZ
10
Or rather than, for that matter, a multiply accused sex abuser himself.
NY Magazine
11
Too many adults would rather bury the abused than unearth an abuser.
News.com.au
12
And as a child you believe what the abuser is telling you.
Ebony
13
None of the tricks or excuses you'd expect an abuser to make.
High on arrival
14
So what can be done to reshape the cognition of an abuser?
The Guardian
15
A killer and child abuser tricks prison officers and flees to Chile.
Radio NZ
16
Time off work can mean an abuser is at home for extended periods.
The Irish Times
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Translations for abuser
Portuguese
abusador
Catalan
abusador
Abuser through the time
Abuser across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare