Sentence examples for bad language from inspiring English sources

The phrase "bad language" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to language that is offensive, impolite, or crude. For example, "She used a lot of bad language when she was angry."

Dictionary

bad language

noun

Profanity.

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Bad language, impossible situations.

The New York Times

He never used bad language.

The Guardian - Lifestyle

Rules regarding bad language are especially stringent.

Independent

Drugs, and the bad language they inspire.

The New York Times

It has realistic violence and bad language.

The New York Times

For me there's bad language, and then there's good bad language.

The Guardian - Lifestyle

Q: Why don't you remove comments containing bad language?

The Guardian

"It was brutal, the hate mail and the bad language.

The New Yorker

It includes nudity, bad language and extreme violence.

The New York Times

Watch out it contains bad language, violence and nudity.

The Guardian - Sport

The film has also been slated for its bad language.

The Guardian - Film

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