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单词 ↑Insults and abuse
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Insults and abuse
Thesaurus+: LEVEL 3 SL ↑♯ Insults and abuse (297) in total
    1. a cheap shot ↑a cheap shot
    2. a raw deal ↑a raw deal
    3. abuse noun (CRUEL BEHAVIOUR) ↑abuse
    4. abuse noun [C or U] (WRONG USE) ↑abuse
    5. abuse noun [U] (RUDE SPEECH) ↑abuse
    6. abuse verb [T] (SPEAK RUDELY) ↑abuse
    7. abuse verb [T] (TREAT CRUELLY) ↑abuse
    8. abuse verb [T] (USE WRONGLY) ↑abuse
    9. abusive adjective ↑abusive
    10. acerbic adjective FORMAL ↑acerbic
    11. acid adjective (UNKIND) ↑acid
    12. acidly adverb ↑acidly
    13. affront noun [C] ↑affront
    14. affront verb [T usually passive] FORMAL ↑affront
    15. at the hands of sb ↑at the hands of sb
    16. backbiting noun [U] ↑backbiting
    17. backhanded adjective ↑backhanded
    18. barbaric adjective ↑barbaric
    19. barbarism noun [U] ↑barbarism
    20. barbarity noun [C or U] ↑barbarity
    21. barbarous adjective FORMAL ↑barbarous
    22. barbed adjective (WITH SHARP POINT) ↑barbed
    23. batten on sb LITERARYphrasal verb with batten verb [T] ↑batten on sb
    24. be close to the bone ↑be close to the bone
    25. be heavy on sb ↑be heavy on sb
    26. be put upon INFORMALphrasal verb with put verb ↑be put upon
    27. beastly adjective OLD-FASHIONED ↑beastly
    28. belittle verb [T] ↑belittle
    29. below the belt INFORMAL ↑below the belt
    30. bestial adjective FORMAL DISAPPROVING ↑bestial
    31. bestiality noun [U] DISAPPROVING (CRUELTY) ↑bestiality
    32. bilious adjective ↑bilious
    33. bitch noun [S] INFORMAL (COMPLAINT) ↑bitch
    34. bitchy adjective INFORMAL ↑bitchy
    35. biting adjective DISAPPROVING (CRITICAL) ↑biting
    36. bleed sb dry INFORMAL ↑bleed sb dry
    37. brickbat noun [C] ↑brickbat
    38. bring sb/sth to their knees ↑bring sb/sth to their knees
    39. brittle adjective (UNKIND) ↑brittle
    40. brutalize (UK USUALLY brutalise) verb [T] ↑brutalize
    41. bugger sb about UK OFFENSIVEphrasal verb with bugger verb [T] ↑bugger sb about
    42. bully noun [C] ↑bully
    43. bully verb [T] ↑bully
    44. callous adjective ↑callous
    45. catty adjective ↑catty
    46. caustic adjective (WORDS) ↑caustic
    47. cheap adjective DISAPPROVING (UNKIND) ↑cheap
    48. cheek verb [T] UK INFORMAL ↑cheek
    49. cruel adjective ↑cruel :: 2 × Violent or aggressive :: 2 × Unkind, cruel and unfeeling :: 2 × Treating people or animals badly :: 2 × Insults and abuse
    50. cruelty noun [U or C] ↑cruelty
    51. cut (sb) to the quick ↑cut (sb) to the quick
    52. cutthroat adjective MAINLY UK ↑cutthroat
    53. dehumanize (UK USUALLY dehumanise) verb [T] ↑dehumanize
    54. dis verb [T] US SLANG ↑dis
    55. diss (ALSO dis) verb [T] US SLANG ↑diss
    56. do sb/yourself a mischief UK INFORMAL ↑do sb/yourself a mischief
    57. do sb downphrasal verb with do verb ↑do sb down
    58. do a number on sb US SLANG ↑do a number on sb
    59. doormat noun [C] INFORMAL DISAPPROVING (PERSON) ↑doormat
    60. downtrodden adjective ↑downtrodden
    61. enslave verb [T often passive] ↑enslave
    62. exploit verb [T] (USE UNFAIRLY) ↑exploit
    63. exploitation noun [U] (UNFAIR USE) ↑exploitation
    64. exploitative adjective ↑exploitative
    65. exploiter noun [C] ↑exploiter
    66. feed sb to the lions ↑feed sb to the lions
    67. fiendish adjective ↑fiendish
    68. fuck sb aboutphrasal verb with fuck verb [I or T] OFFENSIVE ↑fuck sb about
    69. get to sb INFORMAL (SUFFER)phrasal verb with get verb ↑get to sb
    70. give someone a mouthful MAINLY UK INFORMAL ↑give someone a mouthful
    71. grind sb downphrasal verb with grind verb [T] ↑grind sb down
    72. grind the faces of the poor UK LITERARY ↑grind the faces of the poor
    73. harassment noun [U] ↑harassment
    74. harsh adjective (UNKIND) ↑harsh
    75. have your knife into sb UK ↑have your knife into sb
    76. have a heart of stone ↑have a heart of stone
    77. have a sharp tongue (ALSO be ˌsharp-ˈtongued) ↑have a sharp tongue
    78. heartless adjective ↑heartless
    79. hit sb where it hurts ↑hit sb where it hurts
    80. horrid adjective OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL ↑horrid
    81. impose verb [I] (EXPECT) ↑impose
    82. inflict verb [T] ↑inflict
    83. inhuman adjective ↑inhuman
    84. inhumane adjective ↑inhumane
    85. inhumanity noun [U] ↑inhumanity
    86. insensitive adjective ↑insensitive
    87. insult noun [C] ↑insult
    88. insult verb [T] ↑insult
    89. insulting adjective ↑insulting
    90. jeer verb [I or T] ↑jeer
    91. knock sb about/around INFORMALphrasal verb with knock verb ↑knock sb about/around
    92. lay a finger on sb ↑lay a finger on sb
    93. lay a hand on sb ↑lay a hand on sb
    94. make sb look small ↑make sb look small
    95. malice noun [U] ↑malice
    96. malicious adjective ↑malicious
    97. malign adjective FORMAL ↑malign
    98. malignant adjective FORMAL (EVIL) ↑malignant
    99. maltreat verb [T] FORMAL ↑maltreat
    100. man's inhumanity to man ↑man's inhumanity to man
    101. mean adjective (NOT KIND) ↑mean
    102. merciless adjective DISAPPROVING ↑merciless
    103. mess sb about/around UKphrasal verb with mess verb ↑mess sb about/around
    104. mess about UKphrasal verb with mess verb ↑mess about
    105. mess with sb INFORMALphrasal verb with mess verb ↑mess with sb
    106. mete sth out FORMALphrasal verb with mete verb ↑mete sth out
    107. mistreat verb [T] ↑mistreat
    108. molest verb [T] FORMAL (ATTACK) ↑molest
    109. monster noun [C] (PERSON) ↑monster
    110. mordant adjective FORMAL ↑mordant
    111. mouth off (to/at sb) INFORMAL DISAPPROVINGphrasal verb with mouth verb [T] ↑mouth off (to/at sb)
    112. nasty adjective ↑nasty :: 2 × Serious and unpleasant :: 2 × Not attractive to look at :: 2 × Informal words for bad
    113. neglect noun [U] ↑neglect
    114. neglect verb [T] ↑neglect
    115. neglected adjective ↑neglected
    116. negligence noun [U] ↑negligence
    117. objectification noun [U] SPECIALIZED ↑objectification
    118. persecute verb [T] ↑persecute
    119. persecution noun [C or U] ↑persecution
    120. persecutor noun [C] ↑persecutor
    121. pick on sbphrasal verb with pick verb ↑pick on sb
    122. pitiless adjective ↑pitiless
    123. prey on sbphrasal verb with prey verb ↑prey on sb
    124. put sb down INFORMAL (INSULT)phrasal verb with put verb ↑put sb down
    125. put sb through sth (BAD EXPERIENCE)phrasal verb with put verb ↑put sb through sth
    126. reduce sb to sthphrasal verb with reduce verb [I or T] ↑reduce sb to sth
    127. reject verb [T] ↑reject
    128. remorseless adjective FORMAL ↑remorseless
    129. revile verb [T] FORMAL ↑revile
    130. ride roughshod over sb/sth ↑ride roughshod over sb/sth
    131. ruthless adjective ↑ruthless
    132. sadism noun [U] ↑sadism
    133. savagery noun [C or U] ↑savagery :: 2 × Violent or aggressive :: 2 × Unkind, cruel and unfeeling :: 2 × Treating people or animals badly
    134. score points off/over sb ↑score points off/over sb
    135. severe adjective (NOT KIND) ↑severe
    136. shit on sbphrasal verb with shit verb OFFENSIVE ↑shit on sb
    137. shitty adjective OFFENSIVE ↑shitty :: 3 × Informal words for bad :: 2 × Serious and unpleasant :: 2 × Rubbish and waste :: 2 × Not of good quality
    138. short shrift noun [U] ↑short shrift
    139. shortchange verb [T] ↑shortchange
    140. shove sb around/aboutphrasal verb with shove verb ↑shove sb around/about
    141. sledging noun [U] INFORMAL (INSULTING) ↑sledging
    142. slight noun [C] ↑slight
    143. slight verb [T] ↑slight
    144. smite verb [T] LITERARY ↑smite
    145. smote verb ↑smote
    146. snarky adjective INFORMAL ↑snarky
    147. spite verb [T] ↑spite
    148. spoil sb's party (ALSO spoil the party for sb) ↑spoil sb's party
    149. squeeze sb dry ↑squeeze sb dry
    150. step on sb INFORMALphrasal verb with step verb [I + adv/prep] ↑step on sb
    151. sticks and stones may break my bones, (but words can never hurt me) CHILD'S EXPRESSION ↑sticks and stones may break my bones, (but words can never hurt me)
    152. stomp on sb/sth MAINLY USphrasal verb with stomp verb ↑stomp on sb/sth
    153. stony adjective (PERSON) ↑stony
    154. suck sb/sth dry ↑suck sb/sth dry
    155. sweatshop noun [C] DISAPPROVING ↑sweatshop
    156. swinish adjective OLD-FASHIONED ↑swinish
    157. take sb's name in vain UK HUMOROUS ↑take sb's name in vain
    158. take sth out on sbphrasal verb with take verb ↑take sth out on sb
    159. tart adjective (BEHAVIOUR) ↑tart
    160. the knives are out UK ↑the knives are out
    161. torment verb [T] ↑torment
    162. torture noun ↑torture
    163. torture verb [T] ↑torture
    164. toy with sb/sth OLD-FASHIONEDphrasal verb with toy verb ↑toy with sb/sth
    165. trample verb [I or T, usually + prep] (TREAT WITHOUT RESPECT) ↑trample
    166. treat sb like dirt ↑treat sb like dirt
    167. trenchant adjective FORMAL ↑trenchant
    168. trespass on/upon sth FORMALphrasal verb with trespass verb [I] ↑trespass on/upon sth
    169. trifle with sb/sth FORMAL OR OLD-FASHIONEDphrasal verb with trifle verb ↑trifle with sb/sth
    170. tyrannical adjective ↑tyrannical
    171. tyrannize (UK USUALLY tyrannise) verb [T] ↑tyrannize
    172. tyranny noun [U] ↑tyranny
    173. uncared for adjective ↑uncared for
    174. uncharitable adjective ↑uncharitable
    175. unchristian adjective ↑unchristian
    176. unfeeling adjective DISAPPROVING ↑unfeeling
    177. unkind adjective ↑unkind
    178. unsparing adjective (HIDING NOTHING) ↑unsparing
    179. unsympathetic adjective ↑unsympathetic
    180. usage noun [U] FORMAL (PERSON) ↑usage
    181. use verb [T] USUALLY DISAPPROVING (TAKE ADVANTAGE) ↑use
    182. victimize (UK USUALLY victimise) verb [T] ↑victimize
    183. visit sth on/upon sb OLD USE OR FORMALphrasal verb with visit verb ↑visit sth on/upon sb
    184. walk all over sb ↑walk all over sb
    185. waspish adjective DISAPPROVING ↑waspish
    186. wrong verb [T] FORMAL ↑wrong
    187. ˈhatchet ˌjob noun [C usually singular] INFORMAL ↑hatchet job
    188. ˈname-ˌcalling noun [U] ↑name-calling
    189. ˈput upon adjective INFORMAL ↑put upon
    190. ˈput-down noun [C] INFORMAL ↑put-down
    191. ˌcold-ˈblooded adjective ↑cold-blooded
    192. ˌcold-ˈhearted adjective DISAPPROVING ↑cold-hearted
    193. ˌhard-ˈhearted adjective DISAPPROVING ↑hard-hearted
    194. ˌill-ˈtreat verb [T] ↑ill-treat
    195. ˌleft-handed ˈcompliment noun [C] US (UK ˌbackhanded ˈcompliment) ↑left-handed compliment
    196. ˌmental ˈcruelty noun [U] ↑mental cruelty
    197. ˌthick-ˈskinned adjective ↑thick-skinned
    198. a slap in the face C2 INFORMAL ↑a slap in the face
    199. a slap in the face C2 INFORMAL ↑slap
    200. be insensible of/to sth ↑be insensible of/to sth
    201. be insensible of/to sth ↑insensible
    202. call sb names ↑call sb names
    203. call sb names ↑call
    204. do well/badly by sb FORMAL ↑do well/badly by sb
    205. do well/badly by sb FORMAL ↑do
    206. get personal INFORMAL ↑get personal
    207. get personal INFORMAL ↑personal
    208. make sb's life hell (ALSO make life hell for sb) informal ↑hell
    209. make sb's life hell (ALSO make life hell for sb) informal ↑make sb's life hell
    210. term of abuse ↑term of abuse
    211. term of abuse ↑term
    212. the shits [plural] OFFENSIVE ↑shit
    213. the shits [plural] OFFENSIVE ↑the shits
    214. abuser noun [C] ↑abuse
    215. abuser noun [C] ↑abuser
    216. barbarically adverb ↑barbaric
    217. barbarically adverb ↑barbarically
    218. bullying noun [U] ↑bully
    219. bullying noun [U] ↑bullying
    220. callously adverb ↑callous
    221. callously adverb ↑callously
    222. callousness noun [U] ↑callous
    223. callousness noun [U] ↑callousness
    224. cattily adverb ↑cattily
    225. cattily adverb ↑catty
    226. cattiness noun [U] ↑cattiness
    227. cattiness noun [U] ↑catty
    228. caustically adverb ↑caustic
    229. caustically adverb ↑caustically
    230. cruelly adverb ↑be cruel to be kind
    231. cruelly adverb ↑cruel
    232. cruelly adverb ↑cruelly
    233. denigration noun [U] ↑denigrate
    234. denigration noun [U] ↑denigration
    235. disparagement noun [U] ↑disparage
    236. disparagement noun [U] ↑disparagement
    237. enslavement noun [U] ↑enslave
    238. enslavement noun [U] ↑enslavement
    239. exploitable adjective ↑exploit
    240. exploitable adjective ↑exploitable
    241. fiendishness noun [U] ↑fiendish
    242. fiendishness noun [U] ↑fiendishness
    243. harshly adverb ↑harsh
    244. harshly adverb ↑harshly
    245. harshness noun [U] ↑harsh
    246. harshness noun [U] ↑harshness
    247. infliction noun [U] ↑inflict
    248. infliction noun [U] ↑infliction
    249. insensitivity noun [U] ↑insensitive
    250. insensitivity noun [U] ↑insensitivity
    251. insultingly adverb ↑insulting
    252. insultingly adverb ↑insultingly
    253. jeer noun [C] ↑jeer
    254. jeering adjective ↑jeer
    255. jeering adjective ↑jeering
    256. jeering noun [U] ↑jeer
    257. jeering noun [U] ↑jeering
    258. jeeringly adverb ↑jeer
    259. jeeringly adverb ↑jeeringly
    260. malevolence noun [U] ↑malevolence
    261. malevolence noun [U] ↑malevolent
    262. maliciously adverb ↑malicious
    263. maliciously adverb ↑maliciously
    264. malignantly adverb ↑malignant
    265. malignantly adverb ↑malignantly
    266. maltreatment noun [U] ↑maltreat
    267. maltreatment noun [U] ↑maltreatment
    268. mercilessly adverb ↑merciless
    269. mercilessly adverb ↑mercilessly
    270. mistreatment noun [U] ↑mistreat
    271. mistreatment noun [U] ↑mistreatment
    272. molestation noun [U] ↑molest
    273. molestation noun [U] ↑molestation
    274. nastily adverb ↑a nasty piece of work
    275. nastily adverb ↑nastily
    276. nastily adverb ↑nasty
    277. pitilessly adverb ↑pitiless
    278. pitilessly adverb ↑pitilessly
    279. pitilessness noun [U] ↑pitiless
    280. pitilessness noun [U] ↑pitilessness
    281. ruthlessly adverb ↑ruthless :: 2 × Violent or aggressive :: 2 × Unkind, cruel and unfeeling :: 2 × Treating people or animals badly :: 2 × Insults and abuse
    282. ruthlessly adverb ↑ruthlessly :: 2 × Violent or aggressive :: 2 × Unkind, cruel and unfeeling :: 2 × Treating people or animals badly :: 2 × Insults and abuse
    283. ruthlessness noun [U] ↑ruthless
    284. ruthlessness noun [U] ↑ruthlessness
    285. sadistic adjective ↑sadist
    286. sadistic adjective ↑sadistic
    287. sadistically adverb ↑sadist
    288. sadistically adverb ↑sadistically
    289. snub noun [C] ↑snub
    290. tartly adverb ↑tart
    291. tartly adverb ↑tartly
    292. tartness noun [U] ↑tart
    293. tartness noun [U] ↑tartness
    294. tormentor noun [C] ↑torment
    295. tormentor noun [C] ↑tormentor
    296. uncharitably adverb ↑uncharitable
    297. uncharitably adverb ↑uncharitably
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