Beat
Beat verb - To strike repeatedly.
Mistreated and beat are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mistreated" instead a verb "Beat".
Mistreated
Mistreated adjective - Subjected to cruel treatment.
Beat and mistreated are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Beat" instead a verb "Mistreated".
Nearby Words: mistreatment, mistreating
Both words in one sentence
- Yoshii of Baka and Test: Summon the Beasts gets beat up, starved, given detention, and generally mistreated constantly.
Source: The Chew Toy / Anime and Manga - Dr. Lance Sweets, a young psychologist and profiler with the FBI, was bounced around the foster system since he was born, and was eventually adopted by a man who mistreated and brutally beat him (he still has the scars).
Source: Broken Bird / Live-Action TV - If she were mistreated, I would be very displeased—(Beat)—Sir.
Source: Papa Wolf / Live-Action TV
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