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Discover LudwigThe phrase "abusive man" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a man who engages in abusive behavior, typically in the context of relationships or interactions.
Example: "The story revolves around a woman who finally escapes from her life with an abusive man."
Alternatives: "violent man" or "mistreating man".
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You'll see that Brown was an abused and abusive man, as well as a source of radiance onstage.
In reality the abusive man kills far more often than the abused woman.
There was the abusive man on the street.
They do not see her as a traditional wife, standing meekly by an abusive man.
The same questions still hounded him: "Why didn't our neighbor leave that abusive man?
She surmises that they are a mother and daughter who have fled an abusive man.
"I can spot an abusive man a mile away," she emphasized.
But Greg was also violent, he was an extremely abusive man".
"There's no way I'd get involved with an abusive man again".
"Anyway, if we allowed an abusive man to marry another woman, he would just beat her up as well".
Then she chose a school name, Tu Ching, which she kept after she married an abusive man named Wang.
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