násilný

násilné is a Czech adjective that translates to violent in English. It describes actions or situations characterized by the use of physical force or aggression, often with the intent to harm, injure, or destroy. The term can be applied to a wide range of contexts, from individual acts of aggression to organized conflict.

In a legal context, "násilné" can refer to violent crimes such as assault, battery, robbery, or murder. It implies a level of force that exceeds what is considered reasonable or lawful. The severity of a "násilné" act often dictates the legal consequences.

Beyond criminal acts, the term "násilné" can also describe social phenomena. For example, "násilné protesty" refers to protests that involve violence, while "násilné potlačení" describes the forceful suppression of dissent. In a broader sense, it can even be used metaphorically to describe situations where strong, forceful methods are employed, though the primary meaning relates to physical aggression. The opposite of "násilné" would be peaceful or non-violent.