Meanings of very ill-treated in English

Women are never grateful, my dear, except when they are very ill-treated.

Many of the royal household were very ill-treated, and some lives unfortunately lost.

Sir, you have been very ill-treated, I perceive.

It appeared, however, that the Creoles were very jealous of the Malagasys, and poor Macco found himself very ill-treated by them.

My mother's dislike to me, which I have referred to before, now assumed the character of positive hatred, and I was very ill-treated.

They were very ill-treated in this confinement, but continued to preach even there, when there were either Christians or Saracens to listen to them.