The phrase "abusive things" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to actions, behaviors, or items that are harmful or offensive in nature.
Example: "The report highlighted several abusive things that were happening in the workplace, prompting an investigation."
Alternatives: "harmful actions" or "offensive behaviors".
What is it about the internet that makes people feel they have the freedom to say criminal, abusive things?
He continued to yell abusive things at me from the sideline, calling me a 'fucking dyke', [and shouting] 'she likes to lick pussy'".
The most widely accepted definition of a troll is a provocateur – someone who says outrageous, extreme or abusive things to elicit a reaction.
"People have shouted abusive things at us," said Mr. Murphy, a founding partner of VMX Architects in Amsterdam, referring to neighbors who have voiced their disapproval of the modern design.
Do Muslims in Sada make negative remarks about Jews? "Sometimes people do say abusive things, but I go to the sheik" -- the tribal leader -- "or to the police, and things improve".
The basic idea was that all the crazy, depraved, bigoted, and pathologically abusive things Trump said and did to dominate the coverage were also alienating the key voter groups he needed to improve among — college educated whites, especially women; younger voters; and nonwhites, creating limits on his ability to expand his appeal.
He acknowledged the behaviour was that of an overly jealous man who wanted to control her, saying one incident was the most "upsetting and distressingly abusive" thing he had ever heard.
They'll call you some random abusive thing they can think of". Mr Mitchell said he regularly received death threats but enjoyed playing online as the competition against others made the games more challenging.
We like to let our imaginations run riot and think of them as a latterday Throbbing Gristle, a bunch of art terrorists doing abusive, subversive things to mainstream pop culture from the margins.
When you hear about what constitutes an "abusive" relationship, things usually start normal and then devolve.
They often mistake the critical warning signs of an abusive relationship, things such as obsessive jealousy or possessiveness, as romantic gestures or a "sign of how much he must love me".
