暴ぼう言げん

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Freq.FrequencyTop 20,000

Meanings

abusive language; violent language; wild words

Refers to harsh, insulting, or outrageous remarks. Often used in contexts of verbal abuse, rants, or inflammatory speech.

〈人ひと〉に暴ぼう言げんを浴あびせるto hurl abusive language at someone
彼かれは部ぶ下かに暴ぼう言げんを浴あびせた。
He hurled abusive language at his subordinate.
暴ぼう言げんを繰くり返かえすto repeatedly use abusive language
その政せい治じ家かは暴ぼう言げんを繰くり返かえして批ひ判はんされた。
The politician was criticized for repeatedly making abusive remarks.
暴ぼう言げんが問もん題だいになるfor abusive remarks to become a public issue
監かん督とくの暴ぼう言げんが問もん題だいになり、謝しゃ罪ざいに追おい込こまれた。
The coach's abusive remarks became a controversy and forced him to apologize.

罵ば倒とう
罵倒 is the act of verbally abusing or denouncing someone, often used as 罵倒する, while 暴言 refers to the abusive words themselves.
悪わる口ぐちN3
悪口 is a general, everyday term for speaking ill of someone, while 暴言 implies far harsher, more violent or outrageous language.
中ちゅう傷しょうN1
中傷 is slander aimed at damaging someone's reputation, whereas 暴言 is simply harsh, abusive speech without necessarily being false or reputation-targeting.
罵ば詈り雑ぞう言ごん
罵詈雑言 is a more literary, intensified term for a torrent of abusive language, while 暴言 is the more common everyday word for a single outburst or remark.

暴ぼう力りょくN2
暴力 refers to physical violence, while 暴言 refers to violent or abusive speech rather than physical acts.

件けんN2
暴言 is often counted with 件 when referring to individual incidents of abusive remarks being reported or discussed.
回かいN4
暴言 can be counted with 回 when referring to the number of times abusive words were said.

Compound of 暴 (violent, outrageous) and 言 (words, speech).