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Meanings of mistreat in English
Usage of mistreat in English
1
We'll not mistreat her, and we'll leave her on the south shore.
2
The white folks ain't got no reason to mistreat the colored people.
3
Not only did you mistreat him, but you've misjudged him as well.
4
It's a message of firm condemnation of certain practices that mistreat others.
5
The punishment will be imposed on people who mistreat, abandon, or neglect animals.
6
Only we have the right to mistreat others of our species.
7
Many biased teachers are well meaning and would never intentionally mistreat a child.
8
Jeroboam, as ruler, however, did not oppress or mistreat the people.
9
So if you mistreat it and abuse it these are the things that happened.
10
He told me I had no right to mistreat a good man like Merril.
11
We stay with people who neglect us, take us for granted and mistreat us.
12
By doing so, you're teaching your child that, yes, sometimes people will mistreat you.
13
Only incensed by this he would beat and mistreat her out of all reason.
14
She would not even care to have me mistreat you.
15
From what I've heard of her, she wouldn't mistreat anyone.
16
The planet gets sick, just like if you mistreat your body, you get sick.
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Mistreat through the time