mistreating in English

verb

1

treat (a person or animal) badly, cruelly, or unfairly.

We cannot hunt, abuse and mistreat people in a quest for justice.

synonyms: ill-treat, maltreat, abuse, knock about/around, hit, beat, strike, molest, injure, harm, hurt, misuse, mishandle, beat up, rough up, mess up, kick around

verb

• ill-treat, maltreat, abuse, knock about/around, hit, beat, strike, molest, injure, harm, hurt, misuse, mishandle, beat up, rough up, mess up, kick around
• ill-use, abuse, step, ill-treat, maltreat

Use "mistreating" in a sentence

1. 4 Security forces are accused of mistreating prisoners.

2. 2 Both parents have denied charges of mistreating their children.

3. “It is all too common today to see people mistreating others.

4. Mistreating others because you have a Comparatively higher income is morally wrong

5. What does Abusive mean? Involving or characterized by abuse or misuse; abusing; mistreating

6. My mother took to drinking, and she joined my stepfather in mistreating me.

7. Whatever the case was, God called those traffickers in human life to account for mistreating his people.

8. Percival was off mistreating Irish Republican Army (IRA) leaders during the Anglo-Irish War before commanding British Malaya in World War II.

9. 27 Percival was off mistreating Irish Republican Army (IRA) leaders during the Anglo-Irish War before commanding British Malaya in World War II.

10. Storyline The owner of a big country house in a small village called Barrancas, has a bad reputation of mistreating his employees, so when the caretaker of the house disappears, everyone think he left