The phrase "abandoned on her" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe someone being left behind or neglected, but the preposition "on" is not appropriate in this context.
Example: "He felt abandoned by her when she moved away."
Alternatives: "left by her" or "neglected by her".
Miss Havisham was an unmarried old lady who was abandoned on her wedding day.
She has stepped up her visibility of late in the hope of advancing an ambition she abandoned on her marriage.
She isn't much of a mother, but she takes in a humpbacked baby girl abandoned on her doorstep the same day she trades her own son away in order to keep running the plantation.
The detailed sections on feet and spurs and, especially, combs make one ponder about the adaptive and evolutionary purposes that lead to peculiarities like, say, the comb of the Minorca black hen, something like a many-fingered red rubber glove abandoned on her head.
Beck, who needed treatment on her ankle after tumbling in the damp conditions before play was abandoned on Wednesday, held her nerve to secure a place in the second round after two hours and 52 minutes on court.
The saga ends with a deranged Maria abandoned on the battlefield by her desperate, defeated husband, cradling the corpse of his last victim - her faithful, spurned young lover.
The key awaits her, abandoned on the dashboard.
But his favorite work is "Fiona," perhaps his darkest film, about a prostitute who as a child was abandoned on a New York street by her drug-addicted mother, also a prostitute.
Each of Hannah's tapes which are all, like her intro, written and delivered with an implausible, maudlin aplomb singles out an individual who abandoned her on her journey to suicide.
Miers, a former MasterChef winner who founded the Mexican restaurant chain Wahaca and who lives on the school's doorstep in north-west London, would regularly walk past the abandoned playground on her way to the park with her children.
Her cleaning trolley was found abandoned on the eighth floor, a space recently vacated by the city's transportation department.
