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Meanings of
verbal abuse
in English
Coarse, insulting speech or expression.
abuse
insult
revilement
Synonyms
Examples for "
abuse
"
abuse
insult
revilement
Examples for "
abuse
"
1
All political parties accept there is a serious problem with alcohol
abuse
.
2
To Oprah's credit, she mentioned victims of
abuse
outside the entertainment industry.
3
If the alcohol
abuse
stops, then the physical health problems will stop.
4
Armed with information, children are better able to report
abuse
to you.
5
Government has also availed a number of avenues for victims of
abuse
.
1
The military government has said it would pursue all royal
insult
cases.
2
So don't come here-tomy
home
-
to
insult
me and question my work!
3
However, genetic factors may also modify the response to the environmental
insult
.
4
We said that's an
insult
,
Geingob said as quoted by local media.
5
So it's a clear
insult
for the people of Afghanistan, Azizi said.
1
The man endued with wisdom and learning regards
revilement
as nectar.
2
I want his honor disgraced, and his corpse exposed to the public
revilement
he deserves.
3
The other said the like and they were occupied with contention and mutual
revilement
and talk.
4
There was singularly little
revilement
of the Spanish enemy and the bravery of the Spanish soldier and sailor was freely admitted.
5
Mahomet's personal magnetism had drawn him irresistibly to the religion he upheld so steadfastly, and in the face of
revilement
and danger.
Usage of
verbal abuse
in English
1
Typical abuse in institutions includes
verbal
abuse
and neglect of residents' needs.
2
It is a form of harassment that goes far beyond
verbal
abuse
.
3
Video cameras for Hutt City Council officers to combat physical,
verbal
abuse
.
4
On more then one occasion they have been met with
verbal
abuse
.
5
A survey recorded more the incidents of physical and
verbal
abuse
…
Audio
6
And I think he gets things done without resorting to
verbal
abuse
.
7
However,
verbal
abuse
and blatant intimidation of teachers are frequent in particular classes.
8
They note that bullying can take many forms, including physical and
verbal
abuse
.
9
The crowd hurled
verbal
abuse
at security forces but there was no violence.
10
There's just no understanding of trauma, of emotional abuse,
verbal
abuse
,
psychological abuse.
11
Read -Hospital staff feel unsafe amid reports of
verbal
abuse
and robberies
12
Brian Kennedy and his family took a lot of
verbal
abuse
from fans.
13
While criticising the comments directed at Trott, Cook acknowledged
verbal
abuse
was expected.
14
We shouldn't be advocating for having more
verbal
abuse
on the mailing list.
15
It was probably the
verbal
abuse
of getting yelled at all the time.
16
Complaint on transferee includes incidents of
verbal
abuse
and noise complaints.
Other examples for "verbal abuse"
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This collocation consists of:
verbal
abuse
verbal
Adjective
Noun
Verbal abuse
through the time
Verbal abuse
across language varieties
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Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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