Rape (noun)

1. An act of forcing someone to have sexual intercourse without their consent.
2. An act of violence or aggression committed against someone, especially in a sexual manner.

Origin:

From middle english rape, from old english rāp, from latin rapum, rapum, from proto-indo-european *h₁h₂réh₂pō ("to seize").

Examples:

1. Rape is a serious crime that can result in severe punishment.
2. The perpetrator of the rape was sentenced to 10 years in prison.
3. Survivors of rape often struggle with feelings of trauma and guilt.
4. Rape is a violation of a person's bodily autonomy and human rights.
5. The rape kit was used to gather evidence in the case.