Assertion: uxoricide | /r/HasProperty | the killing of one's wife
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text: Uxoricide, the killing of one's wife
text: uxoricide (the murder of a wife by her husband)
text: When Martin Daly and the late Margo Wilson first began studying domestic violence and uxoricide (the killing of one’s wife) in the early 1980s, they had competing explanations.
text: To address this question they analyzed statistics for uxoricide (killings of wives) in England, Canada, and the United States between the years 1965 and 1990.
text: Yet such women accounted for 50% of all uxoricides (wife killings).
text: Uxoricide is a man's killing of his wife.
text: Uxoricide, the killing of one's wife
text: Uxoricide, the killing of one's wife
text: Uxoricide, the killing of one's wife
text: Related concepts are sororicide (the killing of one's sister), child murder (the killing of an unrelated child), infanticide (the killing of a child under the age of one year), filicide (the killing of one's child), patricide (the killing of one's father), matricide (the killing of one's mother), mariticide (the killing of one's husband) and uxoricide (the killing of one's wife).
text: uxoricide (the murder of a wife by her husband)
text: uxoricide (the murder of a wife by her husband)
text: When Martin Daly and the late Margo Wilson first began studying domestic violence and uxoricide (the killing of one’s wife) in the early 1980s, they had competing explanations.
text: Another interesting area of this literature review was a comparison against other types of family murder, specifically looking at familicides in comparison to uxoricides (the killing of one’s wife) and filicides (the killing of one’s child by parents).
text: Information about uxoricides (killings of wives) in one Canadian city between 1974 and 1995 was extracted from media reports.