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Discover LudwigThe phrase "abusive texts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to written messages that are harmful, threatening, or insulting in nature, often in the context of communication via text messages or social media.
Example: "She decided to report the abusive texts she received from her ex-partner to the authorities."
Alternatives: "harassing messages" or "threatening texts".
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She was demonised daily in the press, harassed in the streets and – in a foreshadowing of today's social media storms – subjected to thousands of abusive texts and a hail of online abuse, including death threats.
He's now bombarding her with abusive texts.
But he was notorious for sending abusive texts to journalists.
That night his phone was jammed with abusive texts and voicemails, which he said included death threats.
Peppiatt contacted police on Monday after he claimed to have received more than 30 abusive texts, emails and silent calls.
He sent me a barrage of abusive texts late at night in fluent Spanish (I don't speak Spanish).
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"The abusive text was written in Pashto".
She received abusive text messages from her siblings.
I am a retired Christian minister who is receiving abusive text messages from a man I got to know in church circles.
Ms Wolfe alleged her fellow founder and ex-boyfriend Justin Mateen sent her abusive text messages and stripped her of her co-founder title because, he said, having a woman on the board made Tinder "seem like a joke".
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