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Discover Ludwig"abuse from" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when referring to someone who has been a victim of abuse or mistreatment. For example: "The victim had suffered years of emotional abuse from her employer."
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Watch out for transference of emotional abuse from an abusive parent onto the children.
"I received abuse from N.J.
The occasional abuse from ungrateful New Yorkers.
Overcame years of sexual abuse from previous coach.
He once claimed cyclists "deserve" abuse from motorists, MailOnline reported.
He withstood heaps of personal abuse from nationalist ultras.
The level of abuse from some patients requires police intervention.
Lavis faced accusations of abuse from four other women.
Did the police coerce fictitious stories of abuse from children?
Instead, he got vitriolic abuse from Republicans and Democrats alike.
This daily abuse from rude cellphone users has to stop.
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