Collocations with "violence"
33 collocations found
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Violent or aggressive behavior within the home, typically involving abuse of a spouse or partner.
Refers to violence that is growing in severity or frequency.
Violent acts committed by or between gangs.
To use violence when other methods have failed.
acts of violence committed by one sectarian group against another
violent acts associated with the drug trade, such as gang conflicts
A sudden start of violent behavior.
Violent acts committed by terrorists in general.
Refers to physical acts of aggression motivated by ethnic differences.
Refers to acts of violence committed by or between gangs.
unnecessary or uncalled-for violent content, typically in media like films or books
Refers to acts of physical violence motivated by prejudice against Jewish people.
any sexual act or attempt to obtain a sexual act by violence or coercion.
Violent and destructive acts carried out by a mob.
explicit depiction of violent acts
Refers to acts of violence that happen from time to time, not as a continuous event.
Behavior involving physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill, which is against the law.
any act or threat of physical violence, harassment, intimidation, or other threatening disruptive behavior that occurs at the work site
a repeating pattern where acts of violence are followed by more violence
Violence that affects people in a random way, not specific targets.
Refers to violence that is unprovoked, senseless, and without a clear motive.
Violence between different communities, especially religious or ethnic groups.
Acts of violence committed against people because of their homosexuality.
to perform a violent act
violent acts committed within a city or metropolitan area
describes violence that is a constant and characteristic feature of a particular place or society
violent acts committed by or against teenagers
Violent behavior or events that are widespread and affect many people.
Violence that occurs between individuals, including family members, partners, and acquaintances.