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    assaulter
    [əˈsôltər]
    definition
    1. noun form of assault
    as·sault
    [əˈsôlt]
    verb
    assault (verb) · assaults (third person present) · assaulted (past tense) · assaulted (past participle) · assaulting (present participle)
    1. make a physical attack on:
      "he pleaded guilty to assaulting a police officer" · "she was sexually assaulted as a child"
      • carry out a military attack or raid on (an enemy position):
        "they left their strong position to assault the hill"
      • attack or bombard (someone or the senses) with something undesirable or unpleasant:
        "her right ear was assaulted with a tide of music"
    noun
    assault (noun) · assaults (plural noun)
    1. a physical attack:
      "his imprisonment for an assault on the film director" · "sexual assaults"
      • law
        an act, criminal or tortious, that threatens physical harm to a person, whether or not actual harm is done:
        "he appeared in court charged with assault"
      • a military attack or raid on an enemy position:
        "troops began an assault on the city" · "an assault boat"
      • a strong verbal attack:
        "the assault on the party's tax policies"
    2. a concerted attempt to do something demanding:
      "a winter assault on Mt. Everest"
    Origin
    Middle English: from Old French asaut (noun), assauter (verb), based on Latin ad- ‘to’ + saltare, frequentative of salire ‘to leap’. Compare with assail.
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    verb
    1. make a physical attack on:
      hit
      strike
      slap
      smack
      beat
      thrash
      spank
      thump
      thwack
      punch
      cuff
      swat
      knock
      rap
      pummel
      pound
      batter
      pelt
      welt
      cane
      lash
      whip
      club
      cudgel
      box someone's ears
      smite
      abuse
      molest
      rape
      physically attack
      aim blows at
      sexually assault
      interfere with
    noun
    1. a physical attack:
      violence
      battery
      mugging
      grievous bodily harm
      GBH
      physical violence
      actual bodily harm
      ABH
     

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    What are the penalties for assault?
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    Generally, assault and battery punishments range from fines and community service, to imprisonment of one year or more. While first time offenders may receive more leniency, repeat offenders often face stiffer penalties for similar crimes. Commonly, felony assault charges result in prison terms of 5 to 25 years.

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