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Definition
Synonym
Elternm�rder
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Elternmissbrauch
m
parent abuse
Elternmörder
m
, Elternmörderin
f
Elternmörder
pl
, Elternmörderinnen
pl
parricide
parricides
Elternmörder
m
; Elternmörderin
f
Elternmörder
pl
; Elternmörderinnen
pl
parricide
parricides
Elternmord
m
parricide
Deutsche
Elternm�rder Synonyme
Englische
parent abuse Synonyme
parent
agent
ancestor
ancestorial
ancestral
ancestress
author
begetter
beginner
catalyst
causer
creator
effector
engenderer
father
fatherlike
fatherly
generator
grandfatherly
grandmotherly
grand
parent
grand
parent
al
guardian
inspirer
instigator
maker
mater
materfamilias
maternal
mother
motherlike
motherly
mover
origin
originator
parent
al
pater
paterfamilias
paternal
patriarchal
prime mover
primum mobile
procreator
producer
progenitor
progenitress
progenitrix
root
sire
source
stepfather
stepmother
parent
age
ancestry
birth
bloodline
descent
extraction
family
grandfatherhood
grandmotherhood
grand
parent
age
heritage
line
lineage
origin
parent
hood
pedigree
progenitorship
roots
stock
strain
parent
al
adoring
affectionate
ancestorial
ancestral
conjugal
covering
custodial
defensive
demonstrative
devoted
faithful
fatherlike
fatherly
filial
fond
fostering
grandfatherly
grandmotherly
grand
parent
al
guardian
guarding
husbandly
immunizing
languishing
lovelorn
lovesick
lovesome
loving
maternal
melting
mother
motherlike
motherly
parent
paternal
patriarchal
preventive
prophylactic
protecting
protective
romantic
safeguarding
screening
sentimental
sheltering
shielding
soft
tender
tutelary
uxorious
vigilant
watchful
wifely
parent
hesis
anastrophe
aside
broken thread
brokenness
chiasmus
disconnectedness
disconnection
discontinuance
discontinuation
discontinuity
discontinuousness
discreteness
disjunction
episode
fitfulness
hypallage
hyperbaton
hysteron proteron
incoherence
incompleteness
infix
injection
insert
insertion
insinuation
intercalation
interjection
interlineation
interlocution
intermittence
interpolation
introduction
irregularity
metastasis
metathesis
non sequitur
noncontinuance
nonlinearity
nonseriality
nonuniformity
obiter dictum
palindrome
remark
side remark
synchysis
tmesis
tossing-in
parent
hetic
accidental
adrift
beside the mark
beside the point
beside the question
broken
broken off
by-the-way
casual
chopped-off
choppy
decousu
disconnected
discontinued
discontinuous
discrete
disjunctive
episodic
extraneous
extrinsic
fitful
herky-jerky
immaterial
impertinent
inadmissible
inapplicable
inapposite
inappropriate
incidental
incoherent
inconsequent
intercalary
interjectional
intermittent
interpolative
interrupted
irregular
irrelative
irrelevant
jagged
jerky
nihil ad rem
noncontinuous
nonessential
nonlinear
nonsequential
nonserial
nonuniform
not at issue
occasional
off the subject
out-of-the-way
parent
hetical
patchy
scrappy
snatchy
spasmodic
spotty
suspended
unconnected
unessential
unjoined
unsuccessive
parent
hetical
accidental
adrift
beside the mark
beside the point
beside the question
broken
broken off
by-the-way
casual
chopped-off
choppy
decousu
disconnected
discontinued
discontinuous
discrete
disjunctive
episodic
extraneous
extrinsic
fitful
herky-jerky
immaterial
impertinent
inadmissible
inapplicable
inapposite
inappropriate
incidental
incoherent
inconsequent
intercalary
interjectional
intermittent
interpolative
interrupted
irregular
irrelative
irrelevant
jagged
jerky
nihil ad rem
noncontinuous
nonessential
nonlinear
nonsequential
nonserial
nonuniform
not at issue
occasional
off the subject
out-of-the-way
parent
hetic
patchy
scrappy
snatchy
spasmodic
spotty
suspended
unconnected
unessential
unjoined
unsuccessive
Elternm�rder Definition
Abuse
(
v.
t.)
To
put
to
a
wrong
use
Abuse
(
v.
t.)
To
use
ill
Abuse
(
v.
t.)
To
revile
Abuse
(
v.
t.)
To
dishonor.
Abuse
(
v.
t.)
To
violate
Abuse
(
v.
t.)
To
deceive
Abuse
(
v.
t.)
Improper
treatment
or
use
Abuse
(
v.
t.)
Physical
ill
treatment
Abuse
(
v.
t.)
A
corrupt
practice
or
custom
Abuse
(
v.
t.)
Vituperative
words
Abuse
(
v.
t.)
Violation
Parent
(
n.
)
One
who
begets,
or
brings
forth,
offspring
Parent
(
n.
)
That
which
produces
Self-abuse
(
n.
)
The
abuse
of
one's
own
self,
powers,
or
faculties.
Self-abuse
(
n.
)
Self-deception
Self-abuse
(
n.
)
Masturbation
parent abuse Bedeutung
parent
an
organism
(plant
or
animal)
from
which
younger
ones
are
obtained
maltreatment
ill-treatment
ill-usage
abuse
cruel
or
inhumane
treatment,
the
child
showed
signs
of
physical
abuse
child
abuse
the
physical
or
emotional
or
sexual
mistreatment
of
children
sexual
assault
sexual
abuse
sex
crime
sex
offense
a
statutory
offense
that
provides
that
it
is
a
crime
to
knowingly
cause
another
person
to
engage
in
an
unwanted
sexual
act
by
force
or
threat,
most
states
have
replaced
the
common
law
definition
of
rape
with
statutes
defining
sexual
assault
statutory
rape
carnal
abuse
sexual
intercourse
with
a
person
(girl
or
boy)
who
has
not
reached
the
age
of
consent
(even
if
both
parties
participate
willingly)
carnal
abuse
any
lascivious
contact
by
an
adult
with
the
sexual
organs
of
a
child
(especially
not
involving
sexual
intercourse)
self-stimulation
self-abuse
manual
stimulation
of
your
own
genital
organ
for
sexual
pleasure
misuse
abuse
improper
or
excessive
use,
alcohol
abuse,
the
abuse
of
public
funds
substance
abuse
drug
abuse
habit
excessive
use
of
drugs
alcohol
abuse
alcoholic
abuse
alcoholism
abuse
excessive
use
of
alcohol
and
alcoholic
drinks
drug
of
abuse
street
drug
a
drug
that
is
taken
for
nonmedicinal
reasons
(usually
for
mind-altering
effects),
drug
abuse
can
lead
to
physical
and
mental
damage
and
(with
some
substances)
dependence
and
addiction
abuse
insult
revilement
contumely
vilification
a
rude
expression
intended
to
offend
or
hurt,
when
a
student
made
a
stupid
mistake
he
spared
them
no
abuse,
they
yelled
insults
at
the
visiting
team
adoptive
parent
adopter
a
person
who
adopts
a
child
of
other
parents
as
his
or
her
own
child
father
male
parent
begetter
a
male
parent
(also
used
as
a
term
of
address
to
your
father),
his
father
was
born
in
Atlanta
foster-parent
foster
parent
a
person
who
acts
as
parent
and
guardian
for
a
child
in
place
of
the
child's
natural
parents
but
without
legally
adopting
the
child
mother
female
parent
a
woman
who
has
given
birth
to
a
child
(also
used
as
a
term
of
address
to
your
mother),
the
mother
of
three
children
parent
a
father
or
mother,
one
who
begets
or
one
who
gives
birth
to
or
nurtures
and
raises
a
child,
a
relative
who
plays
the
role
of
guardian
pervert
misuse
abuse
change
the
inherent
purpose
or
function
of
something,
Don't
abuse
the
system,
The
director
of
the
factory
misused
the
funds
intended
for
the
health
care
of
his
workers
abuse
use
wrongly
or
improperly
or
excessively,
Her
husband
often
abuses
alcohol,
while
she
was
pregnant,
she
abused
drugs
abuse
clapperclaw
blackguard
shout
c
use
foul
or
abusive
language
towards,
The
actress
abused
the
policeman
who
gave
her
a
parking
ticket,
The
angry
mother
shouted
at
the
teacher
mistreat
maltreat
abuse
ill-use
step
ill-treat
treat
badly,
This
boss
abuses
his
workers,
She
is
always
stepping
on
others
to
get
ahead
rear
raise
bring
up
nurture
parent
b
bring
up,
raise
a
family,
bring
up
children
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