Sentence examples for terms of abuse from inspiring English sources

In terms of abuse of volatile solvents and possibly other abused drugs, we propose that the prefrontal cortex may be one factor that critically gates the reinforcing effects of solvent exposure via its control over drug-induced adaptations in mesolimbic circuitry.

But he is not "silly" about it ("silly" is one of his favourite terms of abuse).

Which could have been predicted: baroque and gothic were once also terms of abuse.

Some are meant as a "joke", some are meant as terms of abuse.

"Bitch" and "bastard" are generally considered stronger, perhaps because they are terms of abuse rather than of emphasis.

"Terms of abuse are a particularly productive area," Mr. Stevenson said, but he quickly pointed out that their frequent use was hardly new.

"Europe" is a term of abuse.

"Theology" has become a term of abuse.

People used Bennite as a term of abuse.

It has become almost a term of abuse.

It's a term of abuse against liberals.