The phrase "abusive threats" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe threats that are harmful, aggressive, or intended to intimidate someone, often in contexts related to harassment or bullying.
Example: "The victim reported a series of abusive threats made by her former partner, which caused her significant distress."
Alternatives: "menacing threats" or "threatening abuse".
He wrote: "[Tulisa] punched me in the eye and continued hurling abusive threats".
Twitter bosses are to be questioned by MPs about complaints that they have failed to do enough to protect women from users posting violent and abusive threats.
His victim received abusive threats via Twitter as a result of the row over whether he should be allowed to return to football.
I will never forget the tirade of abusive threats I got from him when another Labour MP told the London Evening Standard Mandelson was really backing Blair.
He said: "We deplore and condemn the vile and abusive threats, some including death threats, which have been made to our fans, sponsors and staff whilst this process has been in the public domain.
Oldham Athletic's grudging statement attempted to pin the blame on alleged "vile and abusive threats, some including death threats" through the week, prompting Greater Manchester police to make it "explicitly clear" none have been reported to them.
She added: "I urge you to go further and ensure that Twitter carries out a full review of all its policies on abusive behaviour, threats and crimes, including more help for Twitter users who experience abuse, a clear complaints process and clear action from Twitter to tackle this kind of persecution".
"I urge you to go further and ensure that Twitter carries out a full review of all its policies on abusive behaviour, threats and crimes, including more help for Twitter users who experience abuse, a clear complaints process and clear action from Twitter to tackle this kind of persecution".
"I urge you to go further and ensure that Twitter carries out a full review of all its policies on abusive behaviour, threats and crimes, including more help for Twitter users who experience abuse, a clear complaints process and clear action from Twitter to tackle this kind of persecution," she said.
It is the latest incident in a series of abusive comments, death threats and insults.
Those people who have cooperated with elections have received abusive phonecalls, physical threats and in some cases have even been kidnapped.
