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		Definition of domestic violence in English: domestic violencenoun mass nounViolent or aggressive behaviour within the home, typically involving the violent abuse of a spouse or partner.  police, social services, and voluntary agencies are working together to tackle domestic violence Example sentencesExamples -  Many face such challenges as poverty, domestic violence, social isolation, chemical abuse, or being adolescent parents.
 -  Parental alcoholism, drug abuse, mental instability, and severe domestic violence resulted in feelings of emotional (or symbolic) abandonment, as well.
 -  While no price tag can be put on the human cost of domestic violence, London is beginning to calculate its drain on public services.
 -  But domestic violence is different, she adds, since it has a huge impact on a victim's work life and general well-being.
 -  Every year 100,000 women in the capital seek medical help, and 17 per cent of homelessness applications are a result of domestic violence, according to Mayor Ken Livingstone.
 -  Because of parental death, domestic violence, or drug abuse, nine of the women were removed from their families of origin and placed in foster care.
 -  On that day police received more than 1,300 calls reporting domestic violence.
 -  Examples include domestic violence, sexual assault (of which the overwhelming majority is committed by someone whom the victim knows) and child abuse.
 -  Can exposure to domestic violence and neglect damage brain circuits?
 -  It is a moving letter written against a background of domestic violence.
 -  There is also a workshop with women from various backgrounds who had suffered terrible domestic violence.
 -  The novel is very much concerned with domestic violence and its traumatic consequences both for the individual and the community.
 -  Concern for the safety of the victim of domestic violence is always a priority in my work.
 -  Feminist writings have focused attention on domestic violence and challenged the assumptions of approaches that blame women for their victimization.
 -  It is a breeding ground for drug and alcohol abuse, domestic violence and gang mentality.
 -  Domestic abuse that includes physical violence is called domestic violence.
 -  Several nonprofits across the country are working with companies to develop workplace initiatives to help curb domestic violence toward women and men.
 -  The not-for-profit organization provides shelter, counseling and support to victims of domestic violence and their children, with the annual art auction as its largest fundraiser.
 -  The link between pet abuse and domestic violence is well documented.
 -  I think the ability to be able to talk about domestic violence is hindered massively by the shame associated with it.
 
    Definition of domestic violence in US English: domestic violencenoun Violent or aggressive behavior within the home, typically involving the violent abuse of a spouse or partner.  police, social services, and voluntary agencies are working together to tackle domestic violence Example sentencesExamples -  The novel is very much concerned with domestic violence and its traumatic consequences both for the individual and the community.
 -  Many face such challenges as poverty, domestic violence, social isolation, chemical abuse, or being adolescent parents.
 -  Because of parental death, domestic violence, or drug abuse, nine of the women were removed from their families of origin and placed in foster care.
 -  While no price tag can be put on the human cost of domestic violence, London is beginning to calculate its drain on public services.
 -  It is a moving letter written against a background of domestic violence.
 -  Every year 100,000 women in the capital seek medical help, and 17 per cent of homelessness applications are a result of domestic violence, according to Mayor Ken Livingstone.
 -  Domestic abuse that includes physical violence is called domestic violence.
 -  The link between pet abuse and domestic violence is well documented.
 -  On that day police received more than 1,300 calls reporting domestic violence.
 -  Can exposure to domestic violence and neglect damage brain circuits?
 -  Parental alcoholism, drug abuse, mental instability, and severe domestic violence resulted in feelings of emotional (or symbolic) abandonment, as well.
 -  But domestic violence is different, she adds, since it has a huge impact on a victim's work life and general well-being.
 -  Feminist writings have focused attention on domestic violence and challenged the assumptions of approaches that blame women for their victimization.
 -  Examples include domestic violence, sexual assault (of which the overwhelming majority is committed by someone whom the victim knows) and child abuse.
 -  The not-for-profit organization provides shelter, counseling and support to victims of domestic violence and their children, with the annual art auction as its largest fundraiser.
 -  Several nonprofits across the country are working with companies to develop workplace initiatives to help curb domestic violence toward women and men.
 -  There is also a workshop with women from various backgrounds who had suffered terrible domestic violence.
 -  It is a breeding ground for drug and alcohol abuse, domestic violence and gang mentality.
 -  Concern for the safety of the victim of domestic violence is always a priority in my work.
 -  I think the ability to be able to talk about domestic violence is hindered massively by the shame associated with it.
 
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