violence

noun uncountable

UK /ˈvaɪələns/

1
violent behaviour
He had endured years of intimidation and violence.
an act of senseless violence
violence against:
a seminar on pornography and violence against women
an outbreak of violence (=an occasion when people behave violently):
In a recent outbreak of racial violence, 20 people were killed.
violence erupts:
Violence erupted in a number of cities.
incite/provoke violence (=deliberately encourage people to be violent):
The group has been accused of deliberately inciting violence against immigrants.
Synonyms and related words
Violent and threatening behaviour or feelings
violence
ferocity
savagery
Collocates
Verbs frequently used with violence as the subject
▪ break out, erupt, escalate, flare, spread
2
extreme natural force, often causing great damage
violence of:
the violence of the storm
Synonyms and related words
General words meaning natural disaster
violence
disaster
catastrophe
1. 2a
  extreme strength of feelings
  violence of:
  The violence of her emotions shocked her.
  Synonyms and related words
  General words for moods and emotions
  mood
  emotion
  feelings

单词	violence
释义	violence noun uncountable UK /ˈvaɪələns/ Other entries for this word non-violence noun domestic violence noun gender violence noun narco-violence noun at narcoviolence gender-based violence noun at gender violence domestic violence at domestic DEFINITIONS2 1 violent behaviour He had endured years of intimidation and violence. an act of senseless violence violence against: a seminar on pornography and violence against women an outbreak of violence (=an occasion when people behave violently): In a recent outbreak of racial violence, 20 people were killed. violence erupts: Violence erupted in a number of cities. incite/provoke violence (=deliberately encourage people to be violent): The group has been accused of deliberately inciting violence against immigrants. Synonyms and related words Violent and threatening behaviour or feelings violence ferocity savagery Collocates Verbs frequently used with violence as the subject ▪ break out, erupt, escalate, flare, spread 2 extreme natural force, often causing great damage violence of: the violence of the storm Synonyms and related words General words meaning natural disaster violence disaster catastrophe 2a extreme strength of feelings violence of: The violence of her emotions shocked her. Synonyms and related words General words for moods and emotions mood emotion feelings violence noun uncountable US /ˈvaɪələns/ Other entries for this word domestic violence noun gender violence noun narco-violence noun at narcoviolence gender-based violence noun at gender violence DEFINITIONS2 1 violent behavior He had endured years of intimidation and violence. an act of senseless violence violence against: a seminar on pornography and violence against women an outbreak of violence (=an occasion when people behave violently): In a recent outbreak of racial violence, 20 people were killed. violence erupts: Violence erupted in a number of cities. incite/provoke violence (=deliberately encourage people to be violent): The group has been accused of deliberately inciting violence against immigrants. Synonyms and related words Violent and threatening behavior or feelings violence ferocity savagery Collocates Verbs frequently used with violence as the subject ▪ break out, erupt, escalate, flare, spread 2 extreme natural force, often causing great damage violence of: the violence of the storm Synonyms and related words General words meaning natural disaster violence disaster catastrophe 2a extreme strength of feelings violence of: The violence of her emotions shocked her. Synonyms and related words General words for moods and emotions mood emotion feelings
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