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battered woman
noun
- battered woman syndromebattered woman syndrome
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Word History and Origins
Origin of battered woman1
First recorded in 1970–75
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Example Sentences
“I had talked the defense into portraying her act under the ‘battered woman syndrome,’” Speckhard recalls.
From The Daily Beast
She did not want this battered woman of the world to know how hard she was hit.
From Project Gutenberg
Miss Rougemont was an odd, battered woman, with an inexpressive face; but she was not so insensible as Rhoda imagined.
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