Maltreated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MALTREATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• MALTREAT, to treat badly
• treat (a person or animal) cruelly or with violence
ADJECTIVE:
• subjected to cruel treatment

Words related to MALTREATED

maltreat10 maltreating14 maltreats11

How to use MALTREATED in a sentence

• He had been grossly insulted, disturbed, maltreated, and exploited.
• The Negroes were despised, abused and maltreated as persons who had no rights that the white man should respect.
• The man who is cruel to animals declares by his act that the creature maltreated is something which in fact it is not, a being devoid of feeling.
• It is contended that, usually, the women who are murdered, or otherwise maltreated, are ill-tempered, drunken creatures, and therefore not worthy the protection of the law.
• But the poor, maltreated machinery has served its purpose.
• Not only was payment refused, but the commissioners were maltreated and driven away.
• The witch having been detected, she is liable to be beaten and maltreated until she withdraws her spells, and if this does not lead to the desired result she may be put to death.
• It is a warfare where no pity is shown to non-combatants, where the weak are harried without ruth, and the vanquished maltreated with merciless ferocity.
• The clipped and much maltreated stone Rood at the west door is Saxon work and the most interesting item in the church.
• The Tarentines first maltreated some Roman ships which put into their gulf, and then insulted the ambassador who was sent to complain.
• United States citizens may be maltreated and murdered in Bulgaria or in China, the United States will not go to war on their behalf.
• We had seen young girls who were mutilated and horribly maltreated.
• Genet himself, and is, at this time, cruising on our coasts, as appears by the protest of the master of one of our vessels maltreated by her.
• She, had she so chosen, could have abused him as if he had been a dog, and like a cur he would have crept back to kiss the hand which had maltreated him.
• He maltreated voices and sometimes permitted himself the strangest freaks.
• Dominic come up, who, although maltreated by the soldiers, removed Don Pedro Monroy from that danger, and placed him in their convent.
• It may be that years will pass before he can again use the muscles, so long maltreated.
• Thus interrogated, he declared that he had been impeded in the scrutiny, and maltreated, by Mr.
• Fences were destroyed, horses and arms were seized, cattle were maltreated, and obnoxious persons, especially tithe-proctors, were exposed to their vengeance.
• He never tortured his prisoners, nor ever robbed the poor, nor maltreated women.
• After the raising of the siege of Leyden they had beset Utrecht and pillaged and maltreated the inhabitants, till Valdez contrived to furnish their pay.
• As Amidon looked at him, he repented of what he had done to this thoroughly maltreated fellow man.
• That it seemed as if he was wrestling in mortal struggle with the men he had maltreated and murdered, and that they were choking him to death.
• When the governor heard how his friend Figuero had been maltreated by Herrera, he sent the officers of justice to apprehend him, but he made his escape to the rocks and woods.
• The history of the utterance thus maltreated illustrates the deliberate, cautious, thorough way in which his mind worked.
• Boys, as such, are sufficiently put upon, maltreated, trodden under, as it is.
• In honor of this saint there were also three great churches built on the Rhine, and innumerable Jews murdered and maltreated.
• They left her alive, but after having insulted and maltreated her, left her on the first Chinese shore that they reached.
• One of them got his antipathy for all prosperous people from the fact that his father was a profligate nobleman, and his mother a poor, maltreated, peasant woman.
• What was beyond dispute was that Johnnie was said to be grievously maltreated by her at times, and to lead her a deuce of a life, and she him.
• And justice and humanity forbid that women, children, feeble old men, and sick persons, who make no resistance, should be maltreated.
• But when he rushed to her defence his action was instinctive, the impulse of any red-blooded man to defend a woman that was being brutally maltreated.

Similar words containing MALTREAT without suffix ed

maltreat10 maltreats11 maltreater12 maltreaters13 maltreating14 maltreatment16 maltreatments17

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