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Definition of violence in English Turkish dictionary
- şiddet
Askerlerin gelişi daha fazla şiddete yol açtı.
-The arrival of the troops led to more violence.
O, siyahların şiddet olmaksızın eşit haklar için mücadelelerini kazanabileceklerine inanıyordu.
-He believed that blacks could win their fight for equal rights without violence.
- {i} ırza tecavüz
- {i} zorbalık
Zorbalık bazen yararlıdır.
-Sometimes violence is useful.
- cebre müracaat etmek
- {i} tecâvüz
Tecavüz her zaman bir şiddet suçudur.
-Rape is always a crime of violence.
Tecavüz ve cinsel taciz şiddet suçlarıdır.
-Rape and sexual assault are crimes of violence.
- zecir
- {i} zorlama
- {i} zor, cebir
- tahrif etmek
- resort to violence şiddete başvurmak
- bozma
- sertlik
- hiddet
- zorla tecavüz
- şiddette
- domestic violence
- Aile içi şiddet
- violence against children
- çocuklara şiddet
- violence against government
- (Kanun) hükümete karşı şiddet
- violence against women
- kadınlara şiddet
- violence in children
- çocuklarda şiddet
- violence in motion pictures
- sinemada şiddet
- violence in sports
- sporda şiddet
- violence in the family
- aile içi şiddet
- violence on television
- televizyonda şiddet
- violence to women
- kadına şiddet
- violence against men
- kadının erkeğe uyguladığı fiziksel şiddet
- violence prone
- şiddete eğimli
- violence prone
- (Askeri) ŞİDDET YANLISI, ŞİDDETE MÜTEMAYİL
- violence prone
- şiddet yanlısı
- victims of family violence
- aile şiddetinin kurbanları
- commit violence
- şiddet uygulamak
- domestic violence
- ev içi şiddet
- engage in violence
- şiddet uygulamak
- inflict violence
- şiddet uygulamak
- political violence
- (Politika, Siyaset) siyasal şiddet
- resort to violence
- şiddet göstermek
- resort to violence
- şiddet uygulamak
- turn to violence
- şiddet uygulamak
- domestic violence
- Aile içinde yaşanan şiddet
- escalate violence
- şiddet yükselmek
- no to violence
- şiddete hayır
- non-violence
- Şiddetten uzak durma, şiddetten kaçınma
- sectarian violence
- Mezhep çatışması
- by violence
- zorla
- by violence
- zor kullanarak
- by violence
- zorlamayla
- communication violence
- (Askeri) HALK ZORBALIĞI, ŞİDDET
- contagion of civil violence
- (Askeri) SİVİL ZORBALIK (ŞİDDET) SİRAYETİ
- contain violence
- şiddet içermek
- containing violence
- şiddet içeren
- do violence to
- -i bozmak
- do violence to
- zorlamak
- gang violence
- çete dehşeti
- husband violence
- koca dayağı
- husband violence
- koca zulmü
- monopoly of violence
- şiddet tekeli
- monopoly of violence
- (Sosyoloji, Toplumbilim) şiddet tekeli (elias)
- resort to violence
- şiddete başvurmak
- seizure by violence
- gasıp
- symbolic violence
- simgesel şiddet
- symbolic violence
- (Sosyoloji, Toplumbilim) simgesel şiddet [bourdieu
- urban violence
- (Askeri) ŞEHİR ZORBALIĞI
- using violence
- şiddet kullanma
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Definition of violence in English English dictionary
- Widespread fighting
Violence between the government and the rebels continues.
- Action intended to cause destruction, pain, or suffering
We try to avoid violence in resolving conflicts.
- Injustice, wrong
The translation does violence to the original novel.
- Extreme force
The violence of the storm, fortunately, was more awesome than destructive.
- {n} force, fury, outrage, injury, an attack
- {i} rough unwarranted force; injurious treatment; vehemence of expression; injury, wrong
- Violence is behaviour which is intended to hurt, injure, or kill people. Twenty people were killed in the violence They threaten them with violence
- The quality or state of being violent; highly excited action, whether physical or moral; vehemence; impetuosity; force
- The infliction on people of physical injury or death, or the threat to do so All behavior cannot be neatly classified as either "violence" or "nonviolence," and several categories fall between these two extremes, including "destruction of property "
- an act of aggression (as one against a person who resists); "he may accomplish by craft in the long run what he cannot do by force and violence in the short one"
- Physical and non-physical harm that causes damage pain Injury or fear It is a public health and safety condition that often results from individual, social, economic, political, and institutional disregard for basic human needs Violence disrupts the school environment and results in a debilitation of personal development, which may lead to hopelessness and helplessness
- a turbulent state resulting in injuries and destruction etc
- If you do or say something with violence, you use a lot of force and energy in doing or saying it, often because you are angry. The violence in her tone gave Alistair a shock
- Injury done to that which is entitled to respect, reverence, or observance; profanation; infringement; unjust force; outrage; assault
- Physical Force exerted for the purpose of injuring another
- is any attitude, word, or action that threatens or destroys the human dignity of a human person or groups of persons Violence can originate from individuals and from social structures
- "Ibe overt expression of physical force against others or self, or the compelling of action against one's will on pain of being hurt or killed" (NRvfH, 1972, p 3)
- the property of being wild or turbulent; "the storm's violence"
- To assault; to injure; also, to bring by violence; to compel
- Ravishment; rape; constupration
- domestic violence
- Violence committed by one member of a family or household against another
- gratuitous violence
- The artificial depiction of excessive violence
- gratuitous violence
- Violence that is not justified
- reverse domestic violence
- Violence committed by one member of a family or household against another where the abuser is considered weaker than the victim
- spiritual violence
- The act of using religious grounds to persecute a particular person or group of people, without actual violence
- domestic violence
- Domestic violence (sometimes referred to as domestic abuse) occurs when a family member, partner or ex-partner attempts to physically or psychologically dominate another. Domestic violence often refers to violence between spouses, but can also include cohabitants and non-married intimate partners. The term "intimate partner violence" (IPV) is often used synonymously. Other terms include wife or husband beating, battering, "relationship violence", "domestic abuse", and "spousal abuse". Family violence is a broader definition, often used to include child abuse, elder abuse, and other violent acts between family members
- non-violence
- When someone avoids fighting and physical force, especially when trying to make political change
The Dalai Lama has always counselled non-violence.
- sectarian violence
- Sectarian violence or sectarian strife is violence inspired by sectarianism, that is, between different sects of one particular mode of thought, not necessarily religious (e.g. conflicts between the nationalists and communists in China in the early 20th century are largely constructed by Chinese nationals of the time as sectarian)
- condemnation of violence
- disapproval of use of force, denunciation of bloodshed
- do violence to a text
- read or change a text in such a way as to decrease its quality
- domestic violence
- violence or physical abuse directed toward your spouse or domestic partner; usually violence by men against women
- domestic violence
- violence that takes place between family members (spousal abuse, child abuse, etc.)
- domestic violence
- Domestic violence is violence that takes place in the home, especially between a husband and wife. Women are still the main victims of domestic violence. Violence toward or physical abuse of one's spouse or domestic partner
- escalate violence
- increase violence
- escalated violence
- intensified fighting or hostilities, increased use of force
- escalation of violence
- intensification of fighting or hostilities, increase in use of force
- ethnic violence
- mistreatment of people because they belong to a different ethnic group
- manifestations of violence
- demonstrations of violence, violent acts
- non-violence
- the practice of opposing a government without using violence, for example by not obeying laws passivity
- perpetrator of violence
- one who commits a violent deed, one who acts violently
- physical violence
- bodily violence, aggression, wildness, cruelty
- racial violence
- violence cause by racial factors, violence committed for reasons of race
- resort to violence
- use violence, turn to violence
- resorting to violence
- using violence
- use violence
- use force, take by means of strength
- using violence
- with the use of force
- verbal violence
- aggression that is expressed in words alone and not physically
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vi·o·lenceTurkish pronunciation
vayılınsSynonyms
abandon, acuteness, assault, attack, bestiality, bloodshed, blowup, brutality, brute force, clash, coercion, compulsion, confusion, constraint, crueltyPronunciation
/ˈvīələns/ /ˈvaɪələns/
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