Violent meaning in English
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Definition
violent: brutal, aggressive, rough
violently: in a brutal, aggressive, rough manner
Examples
- ""The protesters have peaceful intentions, but will react violently if provoked by fascist riot police."
- "Lucie : Yes, Philip, but isn't it true that you had a violent verbal confrontation with Stink?"
- "Susie : Too violent."
- "Chaos and violent movements"
- "Hannah : If you think I'm going to such a violent spectacle, you must be joking."
- "You will be dealing with people who are rude, difficult to understand, obnoxious and sometimes violent."
- "Olaf: : It sounds very very violent."
- "That song is so violent!"
- "There are also some wide-open spaces so we can change into our shorts and play some non-contact, non-violent sports like frisbee or softball."
- "There are many wide-open spaces in the park, so we can change into our shorts and play some non-contact, non-violent sports like frisbee or softball."
- "Philip Cheeter said he decided to become king after reading the Peacenikland Times and discovering that the country was "full of non-violent wimps"."
- "I thought you people were non-violent!"
- "Lucie : Yes Philip, but isn't it true that you had a violent verbal confrontation with Stink?"
- "Jean : Urgh, I don't like violent music, Edward."
- "Every passenger on this plane who had fish for dinner will become violently ill in the next half hour."
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