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Meanings of ill-treated in English
Catalan
maltractat Spanish
abusado Usage of ill-treated in English
1
They will be given nothing almost, just very, very low paid, ill-treated.
2
He was very angry with everybody; he felt like an ill-treated individual.
3
She kept me in sight like a duenna, and strangely ill-treated me.
4
Dunne was shaken by the sight of his love being so ill-treated.
5
Though it is true she ill-treated little Charley, and we knew it.
6
Not that I suppose for a moment that Courtney has ill-treated her.
7
I am ill-treated by my friend who deserts me for my enemy.
8
I no longer felt any animosity against others who had ill-treated me.
9
He had again been ill-treated for doing what he conceived his duty.
10
If he only could be brought to see how you are ill-treated-
11
She made no complaint that he had ill-treated her-noteven to herself.
12
April quivered all over, like a mother who sees a child ill-treated.
13
Women are never grateful, my dear, except when they are very ill-treated.
14
I say that Captain O'Hara was no gentleman because-heill-treated a woman.
15
Yet you pity them, and are angry because they are often ill-treated.'
16
How do you know?-Theygot me from my parents, and ill-treated me.
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