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abusive language

noun as in bad language

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The commission believed Gibbs-White's remorse and assertion that it would not happen again to be "genuine", offering enough mitigation for the standard two-game ban for being sent off for foul and abusive language to be reduced to one.

From BBC

The more he vents his spleen with abusive language towards women — especially women, like Stormy Daniels, who've already suffered so much at his hands — the worse it will likely be for him.

From Salon

He was ejected from the game for abusive language after arguing that Laferriere had struck him in the head and deserved a major penalty.

“If the order is already completed, the feature will automatically end any further chat to help prevent the situation from escalating. If a Dasher uses inappropriate or abusive language with a customer during a delivery, the customer can reach out to support via chat or phone to report the incident and receive assistance.”

From Salon

Ribbing the company and its policies are still within the rules, as long as they aren’t attacking individuals or using abusive language.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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