violent

adjective

UK /ˈvaɪələnt/

1
involving the use of physical force, with the deliberate intention of causing damage to property or injury or death to people
There were violent confrontations on the streets last night.
victims of violent and abusive behaviour
Statistics show a fall in both violent and non-violent crime.
Synonyms and related words
Involving violence and bloodshed
violent
ferocious
bloodthirsty
1. 1a
  someone who is violent often gets into fights and attacks people
  When he’s been drinking, he’s likely to get violent.
  Synonyms and related words
  Involving violence and bloodshed
  violent
  ferocious
  bloodthirsty
2. 1b
  containing a lot of violent action
  a violent film
  Synonyms and related words
  Involving violence and bloodshed
  violent
  ferocious
  bloodthirsty
Collocates
Nouns frequently used with violent
▪ attack, behaviour, clash, confrontation, crime, demonstration, incident, protest
2
a violent wind, storm, or explosion happens with great force and causes serious damage and destruction
Synonyms and related words
Describing and measuring the wind
the Beaufort scale
biting
cutting
Synonyms and related words
Relating to storms
a bolt of lightning
angry
eye
3
painful and difficult to control
violent cramps/diarrhoea
a violent coughing fit
Synonyms and related words
Physically painful and describing pain
achy
acute
agonising
4
showing very strong and angry emotions or opinions
violent grief
a violent argument
The show provoked a violent reaction in some sections of the press.
Synonyms and related words
Feeling or expressing strong emotions
emotional
passionate
ardent
Synonyms and related words
Having and expressing strong opinions
opinionated
loud
single-minded
5
a violent colour is very bright and almost painful to look at
Synonyms and related words
General words used to describe colours
ablaze
a riot of something
bleached

单词	violent
释义	violent adjective UK /ˈvaɪələnt/ Other entries for this word non-violent adjective DEFINITIONS5 using physical force happening with great force very painful with strong/angry emotions of colour: bright 1 involving the use of physical force, with the deliberate intention of causing damage to property or injury or death to people There were violent confrontations on the streets last night. victims of violent and abusive behaviour Statistics show a fall in both violent and non-violent crime. Synonyms and related words Involving violence and bloodshed violent ferocious bloodthirsty 1a someone who is violent often gets into fights and attacks people When he’s been drinking, he’s likely to get violent. Synonyms and related words Involving violence and bloodshed violent ferocious bloodthirsty 1b containing a lot of violent action a violent film Synonyms and related words Involving violence and bloodshed violent ferocious bloodthirsty Collocates Nouns frequently used with violent ▪ attack, behaviour, clash, confrontation, crime, demonstration, incident, protest 2 a violent wind, storm, or explosion happens with great force and causes serious damage and destruction Synonyms and related words Describing and measuring the wind the Beaufort scale biting cutting Synonyms and related words Relating to storms a bolt of lightning angry eye 3 painful and difficult to control violent cramps/diarrhoea a violent coughing fit Synonyms and related words Physically painful and describing pain achy acute agonising 4 showing very strong and angry emotions or opinions violent grief a violent argument The show provoked a violent reaction in some sections of the press. Synonyms and related words Feeling or expressing strong emotions emotional passionate ardent Synonyms and related words Having and expressing strong opinions opinionated loud single-minded 5 a violent colour is very bright and almost painful to look at Synonyms and related words General words used to describe colours ablaze a riot of something bleached violent adjective US /ˈvaɪələnt/ DEFINITIONS5 using physical force happening with great force very painful with strong/angry emotions of color: bright 1 involving the use of physical force, with the deliberate intention of causing damage to property or injury or death to people There were violent confrontations on the streets last night. victims of violent and abusive behavior Statistics show a fall in both violent and non-violent crime. Synonyms and related words Involving violence and bloodshed violent ferocious bloodthirsty 1a someone who is violent often gets into fights and attacks people When he’s been drinking, he’s likely to get violent. Synonyms and related words Involving violence and bloodshed violent ferocious bloodthirsty 1b containing a lot of violent action a violent movie Synonyms and related words Involving violence and bloodshed violent ferocious bloodthirsty Collocates Nouns frequently used with violent ▪ attack, behavior, clash, confrontation, crime, demonstration, incident, protest 2 a violent wind, storm, or explosion happens with great force and causes serious damage and destruction Synonyms and related words Describing and measuring the wind the Beaufort scale biting cutting Synonyms and related words Relating to storms a bolt of lightning angry chain lightning 3 painful and difficult to control violent cramps/diarrhea a violent coughing fit Synonyms and related words Physically painful and describing pain achy acute agonising 4 showing very strong and angry emotions or opinions a violent argument The show provoked a violent reaction in some sections of the press. Synonyms and related words Feeling or expressing strong emotions emotional passionate ardent Synonyms and related words Having and expressing strong opinions opinionated loud single-minded 5 a violent color is very bright and almost painful to look at Synonyms and related words General words used to describe colors ablaze a riot of something bleached
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