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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bit abusive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe behavior or language that is mildly harmful or hurtful, often in a context where the abuse is not extreme.
Example: "His comments during the meeting were a bit abusive, making some team members uncomfortable."
Alternatives: "somewhat hurtful" or "mildly offensive."
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I'll probably be a bit abusive as well.' Yes, I said, he was incredibly abusive to Mary Ann Sieghart.
"It gives people the idea that this is a normal way of pursuing sex which is fine if it's between two consenting adults but what happens if one gets a bit abusive or manipulative?
It's about an unstable lover, one who is maybe even a bit abusive.
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They're a bit like the abusive husband who says, "I can change, baby".
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Be sure you're serious if you order the "nuclear" or "suicidal" sauce, which the menu calls "for the insane"; the "abusive" option is a bit less hot.
Perhaps she should think a bit more about her missing father and abusive mother.
The story trudged on towards high school, darkening a bit as our heroine becomes aware of abusive dads, unhappy friends, and other starker realities of life.
"Abusive pastors," Mrs. Pride said, a bit cryptically.
"My father was a bit of a drinker, and he was emotionally abusive," Tom says.
There are contanious [sic] sexual scenes, abusive words, audio pornography and a bit sensitive touch about one particular section of society.
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