Definition: Anathematization is a Greek term used in classical Roman law to describe the act of intentionally inflicting harm on another without their consent or knowledge, often referred to as an "act of violence." It was typically undertaken by one party against another due to fear, anger, or other perceived wrongs. The legal meaning is that it involves intentionally causing physical injury, theft, slander, false accusation, or other ill-treatment to deprive someone of their liberty, property, or freedom.
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