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Discover LudwigThe phrase "abusive question" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a question that is harmful, insulting, or intended to demean someone.
Example: "During the interview, the candidate was taken aback by the interviewer's abusive question about their personal life."
Alternatives: "offensive question" or "hurtful question".
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If your husband is abusive, question your thoughts about why you stay.
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After a while, though, the temperature in the room changes, and the mood shifts, perhaps because of all the booze, the close quarters, the demands of a long night of shooting or Lee's increasingly belligerent, abusive questions.
Smith also accused the company of blocking his emails when he tried to reach Ask.fm after Hannah's death and criticised what he believes were attempts to "discredit" his daughter after reports emerged that she posted some of the abusive questions aimed at her on the site.
But as many of you know, I'm new here, and come from a somewhat more rough-and-tumble corner of the Internet, where comments, even those that could be considered both off-topic and abusive, appear without question.
Others want the government to aggressively pursue abusive practices but question whether antitrust laws are too dated to rein in firms that are continually redefining themselves and using their dominance in one arena to press into others.
The abusive execution in question is the payment of 2m Swiss Francs ($1.3m) to Michel, from Joseph in 2011, which is nine years after both men agree it was due.
4. Based off of your bruises and cuts, people will be legitimately concerned that you are in an abusive relationship and question you accordingly.
While we could not use evidence in court derived from torture or abusive treatment, I questioned why maltreatment was used in the first place.
The CCF just barely hints at an answer: stop trying to figure out if an individual's rights have been abused if the nation in question is systematically abusive.
As he sat under the tree of the much abused and abusive white crowned sparrow, Dr. Baptista speculated about an ancient question.
"At least we'll no longer be treated like abusive parents, since the question is now in the public sphere," he said.
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