Abusees

Pronunciation: /əˈbuziz/

Definitions of abusees

noun Individuals who have experienced abuse or mistreatment

Example Sentences

A1 The abusees need support and protection.

A2 It is important to listen to the abusees and believe their stories.

B1 The organization provides counseling services for abusees.

B2 Legal action can be taken against the abusers to protect the abusees.

C1 Society must work together to create a safe environment for abusees.

C2 Advocacy groups are working tirelessly to advocate for the rights of abusees.

Examples of abusees in a Sentence

formal The organization provides support services for abusees seeking help.

informal It's important for abusees to speak up and seek assistance.

slang Abusees should not suffer in silence, they deserve to be heard.

figurative The scars of abuse can haunt abusees for a lifetime.

Grammatical Forms of abusees

• past tense: abused
• plural: abusees
• comparative: more abused
• superlative: most abused
• present tense: abuses
• future tense: will abuse
• perfect tense: has abused
• continuous tense: is abusing
• singular: abusee
• positive degree: abused
• infinitive: to abuse
• gerund: abusing
• participle: abused

Origin and Evolution of abusees

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: French

Story behind the word: The word 'abusees' is derived from the French word 'abuser' which means 'to misuse or mistreat'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of mistreatment or misuse, the word 'abusees' has evolved to also refer to individuals who have been subjected to mistreatment or harm.