abuse
ನಿಂದನೆ
definition
verb
the judge abused his power by imposing the fines
use (something) to bad effect or for a bad purpose; misuse.
riders who abuse their horses should be prosecuted
treat (a person or an animal) with cruelty or violence, especially regularly or repeatedly.
noun
alcohol abuse
the improper use of something.
a black eye and other signs of physical abuse
cruel and violent treatment of a person or animal.
translation of 'abuse'
ನಿಂದಿಸು
verb
ದುರೂಪಯೋಗ ಮಾಡು
noun
ದುರುಪಯೋಗ
example
I do all the housework; I practically serve you while you lie around and insult and 'abuse' me.
An alcoholic veterinary surgeon from Yorkshire who turned up to work drunk and hurled 'abuse' at animal lovers will now hear his fate in the New Year.
The incident happened at about 2.35 am when a group of drunks began hurling 'abuse' at a handful of firefighters.
Trauma, 'abuse' , neglect, violence - all these things can turn a simple child into an angry, ill-tempered, malign adult.
Of course, to prevent 'abuse' and corrupt practices, lobbying activities should be carefully regulated, monitored and made transparent.
Donna, who has been working with Castleton teenagers, told Castleton community forum that youths would be less likely to 'abuse' drugs or alcohol if they had a shelter.
Sometimes it will be a term of endearment, sometimes a term of 'abuse' .
More young women are becoming victims of sexual 'abuse' and assault each day.
Although large by German standards of the time, Leipzig was still small enough for rumors of corruption and 'abuse' to spread rapidly.
He suffered sexual 'abuse' until he was 11, then when he was 13 he discovered the person he had called dad all his life was no blood relation.
Does witnessing animal 'abuse' ever become routine?
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals claims the incident highlights animal 'abuse' by Australian farmers.
The poet in him meant that he would be able to turn out a satire in an age of corruption and 'abuse' , but the self-promoter in him kept him busy as a letter-writer eager to please the burgesses of Hull.
He was convicted of 15 charges - some of them specimen offences - of indecent assault and more serious sexual 'abuse' .
This was, of course, an 'abuse' of the disciplinary process, but it has been done many times before, without attracting attention, and amounts to little more than a breach of etiquette.
He's trying to reform a system that he inherited, which is riddled with centers of interest and some corruption and 'abuse' .
Bulimics tend to be impulsive and more apt to 'abuse' alcohol and drugs than average.
Jake would have recognized the signs of physical 'abuse' .
The word ‘liberal’ was confirmed as a term of 'abuse' .
Without a detailed breakdown on how much was spent by each minister and official it is impossible to establish is there was an 'abuse' of the system.
What induces perpetrators from all walks of life to sexually 'abuse' young children, even infants, often with appalling violence?
It is clearly important to protect children against sexual 'abuse' and molestation and to help them develop skills to avoid dangerous situations.
There is a lot of 'abuse' , robbery, corruption, crime and theft of our wealth.
A Columbia University survey shows teenage girls who date boys two or more years older are much likely to 'abuse' drugs or alcohol.
To suggest going back to the LRC for a third time is really an 'abuse' of a system that is already overloaded.
Monday night's meeting was dominated by members hurling 'abuse' at the directors, including climbing on stage in an effort to shout them down.
She was revolted at all animal exploitation and 'abuse' .
Most youngsters 'abuse' drugs and alcohol because they are bored or for kicks and don't realise it until they are addicted.
There are already plenty of laws against actual rape, assault and child sexual 'abuse' .
It is an 'abuse' of the system, but life is like that.
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