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The phrase "abusive message" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a communication that is harmful, insulting, or offensive in nature.
Example: "The report highlighted several instances of abusive messages exchanged between the two parties during the dispute."
Alternatives: "harmful communication" or "offensive message".
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Another abusive message read: "I will swing before you receive a penny".
They've even had an abusive message through the post which is a disgrace.
"If you get an abusive message, you can fill in an online form and make a complaint," she said.
Khyrie, it turned out, had been the person who had left the abusive message on Yusufu's phone.
A Welsh Premier League footballer who posted an abusive message about Olympic diver Tom Daley will not face charges, the Director of Public Prosecutions said today.
If you've spent enough time on the internet, it's likely someone will have sent you an abusive message at some point.
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Bradley, who served as Home Office minister responsible for preventing abuse and crime, is understood to have quit Twitter because of the abusive messages she received.
Racist or abusive messages of this nature are illegal and unacceptable.
Online, they post abusive messages about people they have never met.
Williams remembers receiving dozens of abusive messages on the social networking site Formspring.
The Protection from Harassment Act 1997 could also be invoked after just two abusive messages.
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