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Meanings of mistreated in English

Catalan
maltractat
Spanish
abusado

Subjected to cruel treatment.

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maltractat
Usage of mistreated in English
1
They were objects to be mistreated, as far as he was concerned.
White Hunter, Black Heart
2
No friend should support or stand by someone who mistreated their friend.
Ebony
3
Hamas said its men were mistreated by Fatah and some were tortured.
Reuters
4
It quoted his father as saying the activist had not been mistreated.
Reuters
5
Facing the square was a small stone church that had been mistreated.
The Wrong Twin
6
I know you've been mistreated, but I can make reparations for that.
Imajica: Complete Edition
7
Infectious endocarditis was suspected to be a complication of mistreated periodontal infection.
Pubmed
8
Look how a mistreated man's anger can make him overcome his fears.'
The skein of lament
9
She focuses on a mistreated homeless boy, while still planning an abortion.
The Guardian
10
Khadr later recanted and his lawyers said he had been grossly mistreated.
Reuters
11
You couldn't have done it if you'd mistreated the horse any way.
Jewel: A Chapter in Her Life
12
In multiple cases, landowners had been mistreated by foreign mining companies, it said.
Radio NZ
13
They said police had beaten and mistreated them in detention centres.
Reuters
14
But Peter was fully prepared to be insulted, and used, and even mistreated.
Ransom
15
Western diplomats say none of them has been mistreated since they came back.
Reuters
16
But the government in Kabul vowed they would be safe and not mistreated.
Reuters
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Translations for mistreated
Catalan
maltractat
Mistreated through the time
Mistreated across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common