What does VIR mean?
VIR means Violence in Relationships
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for Violence in Relationships?
Violence in Relationships can be abbreviated as VIR
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What does VIR stand for? VIR stands for "Violence in Relationships". |
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How to abbreviate "Violence in Relationships"? "Violence in Relationships" can be abbreviated as VIR. |
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What is the meaning of VIR abbreviation? The meaning of VIR abbreviation is "Violence in Relationships". |
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What is VIR abbreviation? One of the definitions of VIR is "Violence in Relationships". |
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What does VIR mean? VIR as abbreviation means "Violence in Relationships". |
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What is shorthand of Violence in Relationships? The most common shorthand of "Violence in Relationships" is VIR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- COVIC - Children Orphaned by the Violence in Colombia
- EVIPRG - European Violence in Psychiatry Research Group
- INRFVVP - International Network for the Rights of Female Victims of Violence in Pakistan
- MAVIA - Mothers Against Violence in America
- PTAVE - Parents and Teachers Against Violence in Education
- SSAVY - Stop Substance Abuse and Violence in Youth
- SVCZ - Sexual Violence in Conflict Zones
- VAWIR - Violence Against Women in Relationships
- VIW - Violence in the Workplace
- NSIR - Need Satisfaction in Relationships
- PAIR - Personal Assessment of Intimacy in Relationships
- PAIR - Preventing Abuse in Relationships
- SVFC - Studies in Violence in the Family Certificate
- VIAC - Violence in Aging Council
- VIVG - Violence in Video Games
- VIWP - Violence in the Work Place
- VET - Violence in East Timor
- VISIONARY - Violence in Schools Intelligence on the Net Archives of Resources for Youngsters
- VISTA - Violence in Schools Training Action
- terrorist - (DOD) An individual who commits an act or acts of violence or threatens violence in pursuit of political, religious, or ideological objectives.See also terrorism.