Synonyms for abusers
abusers

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1. List of paraphrases for "abusers":

   addicts, aggressors, rapists, violators, users, consumers, abuse, stressors

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1. Taylor Reifurth:

   It's just unfair that the women who are being attacked have to speak to the people above them in order to get change to happen, because sometimes their abusers are the ones above them and in charge of promoting them or in charge of their jobs. It's a lose-lose situation.

2. Maddy McDaniel:

   Wisconsin has a long tradition of hunting and responsible gun ownership, and the overwhelming majority of gun owners agree with Lt. Governor Barnes on the need for common sense reforms, like ensuring that people with a dangerous history or domestic abusers should get a background check, yet while more than a dozen of Senator Johnson’s Republican colleagues worked across the aisle to pass legislation addressing gun violence, Senator Johnson puts the gun lobby before protecting lives.

3. Bill Bennett:

   The other thing that's notable here [in many of the school shooting cases] is the abusive relationships. Damned if I can figure it out — in this age of sensitivity, of sensitivity toward women and the treatment of women — but almost all of these guys were abusers of their girlfriends. Physical abusers. in a lot of these cases, it was the teachers who put out the alerts, raised the alarms, that there was a problem [with a student] — it was the teacher at [Nikolas] Cruz's school in Parkland who put out the word about the problems.

4. Antonio Ponvert III:

   Our goal in bringing these lawsuits was to hold abusers and State officials accountable for the torture of a profoundly vulnerable human being who depended upon them for treatment and care.

5. Kelly Roskam:

   There’s a clear connection between intimate partner homicide and the accessibility of firearms, and not just to murder partners, but abusers use guns or even the mere presence of a gun to coerce, threaten and terrorize their victims of all genders.