misuse in Latin
misuse in Latin is abūtor — misuse means incorrect, careless, or improper use of something.
misuse in Latin
abūtor
(transitive) To use (something) incorrectly. [from 14th c.]
What does "misuse" mean?
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noun Incorrect, careless, or improper use of something.
"The report warned of the misuse of company funds."
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verb To use something incorrectly or for the wrong purpose.
"He was accused of misusing his position for personal gain."
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misuse in a sentence
- The report warned of the misuse of company funds.
- He was accused of misusing his position for personal gain.
- The medication can be dangerous if misused.
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What is "misuse" in Latin?
"misuse" in Latin is abūtor. misuse means: Incorrect, careless, or improper use of something.
How do you use "misuse" in a sentence?
Example: "The report warned of the misuse of company funds." In Latin, "misuse" is abūtor.
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