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Meanings of psychological abuse in English
Russian
психологическое насилие Portuguese
abuso psicológico Spanish
violencia psíquica Catalan
maltractament psicològic Form of abuse characterized by a person subjecting or exposing another to behavior that may result in psychological trauma.
Synonyms
Examples for "emotional abuse"
Examples for "emotional abuse"
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However, emotional abuse is real and can be tangible in some ways.
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While at Kelston he suffered numerous incidents of physical and emotional abuse.
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Again, emotional abuse is real and the affects can be extremely impactful.
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A painfully enthralling, fiercely feminist account of emotional abuse and appropriate rage.
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The producer has previously denied Kesha's allegations of rape and emotional abuse.
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One study identifies 15 categories of physical and mental abuse with numerous sub-categories.
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Instead of starvation and mental abuse, they'd move on to actual physical torture.
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But her sister Anna finally got fed up with his physical and mental abuse.
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Young Jane suffered no physical, sexual, or mental abuse.
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My client has been subjected to multiple instances of physical and mental abuse and legal misconduct.
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A protester holds a sign saying: No to psychological violence.
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Roberts said violence included physical and psychological violence.
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Compared to representative population samples the prevalence rate of psychological violence seems to be particularly high.
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Prosecutor Sandra Cupina said Crilley had taken pleasure in subjecting the woman to physical and psychological violence.
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These included physical assault, sexual assault, psychological violence by partners, harassment and threatening behaviour, property damage and robbery.
Usage of psychological abuse in English
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Physical and psychological abuse was measured using the Revised Conflicts Tactics Scale.
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There's just no understanding of trauma, of emotional abuse, verbal abuse, psychological abuse.
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Physical and psychological abuse was inflicted by the staff daily.
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He didn't physically abuse her very often, but he was mighty good at psychological abuse.
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He survived physical and psychological abuse, enduring torture for up to 15 hours a day.
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To many, their contribution to education was a deep institutionalising of physical and psychological abuse.
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Gaslighting can be a severe form of psychological abuse, in which a person is… Audio
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Even if Nolan hadn't abused her physically, Jack suspected the psychological abuse had been bad enough.
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Lawyers for other Brotherhood members say prisoners are crammed into small cells and face psychological abuse.
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Findlay had suffered "physical and psychological abuse" at the hands of the victim, she said.
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The 12-month ordeal that followed, by her account, involved physical and psychological abuse, and included sexual assault.
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That includes physical, sexual and psychological abuse.
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But the example shows that it is at least possible for psychological abuse of children to outclass physical.
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Nineteen skaters, including five Olympic medalists, filed a grievance complaint about Chun, claiming verbal, physical and psychological abuse.
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The report also notes the growing recognition of elder abuse, which includes neglect, physical, sexual and psychological abuse.
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The physical, sexual and psychological abuse started on her wedding night and continued for more than four years.
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Translations for psychological abuse
Russian
Portuguese
Spanish
Psychological abuse through the time
Psychological abuse across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common