About The Word Mistreat

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Mistreat

Mistreat Meaning & Definition
Mistreat Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Mistreat?

[v] treat badly; "This boss abuses his workers"

Synonyms | Synonyms for Mistreat: abuse | ill-treat | ill-use | maltreat

Related Terms | Find terms related to Mistreat: abuse | afflict | aggrieve | batter | befoul | bewitch | blight | bruise | brutalize | buffet | condemn | corrupt | crucify | curse | damage | defile | deprave | despoil | destroy | disadvantage | disserve | distress | do a mischief | do evil | do ill | do violence to | do wrong | do wrong by | do wrong to | doom | envenom | get into trouble | harass | harm | hex | hurt | ill-treat | ill-use | impair | infect | injure | jinx | knock about | maltreat | manhandle | maul | menace | mishandle | misuse | molest | outrage | persecute | play havoc with | play hob with | poison | pollute | prejudice | rough | rough up | savage | scathe | taint | threaten | torment | torture | violate | wound | wreak havoc on | wrong

See Also | do by | handle | kick around | treat

Mistreat In Webster's Dictionary

\Mis*treat"\, v. t. To treat amiss; to abuse.

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