This article analyzes the phenomenon of semantic violence and discursive aggression against women, focusing on its critical and social implications in European and Romanian society. Semantic violence, defined as the use of language to undermine the identity and value of women, manifests in various contexts, from political and media discourse to everyday linguistic norms. In Romania, these phenomena are amplified by traditional stereotypes and the frequent use of sexist and degrading expressions. Discursive aggression affects women's participation in public spaces, perpetuating inequalities and limiting their access to equal opportunities. The article offers a critical analysis of these practices and proposes solutions such as promoting inclusive language, legislative regulations, and awareness campaigns to mitigate the impact of this type of violence and foster a fair and respectful society.