The phrase "abusive interpretation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is misinterpreting or misrepresenting something in a harmful or damaging way.
Example: "The lawyer argued that the judge's ruling was an abusive interpretation of the law, leading to an unjust outcome."
Alternatives: "misleading interpretation" or "harmful interpretation".
"The door is open for a harsh, unfair or even abusive interpretation of religious orthodoxy to be officially imposed," it said.
And RSF's head of research, Lucie Morillon, pointed out that this year's fall in rankings by some democracies were influenced by "an overly broad and abusive interpretation of the concept of national security protection".
I reported last week that Rep. Mike Coffman said on a radio show that America is in a "Constitutional crisis," because of Obama's "abusive interpretation of the Constitution".
Hopefully it's not naive to think that when using a word that is, even in its tamest interpretation, abusive towards Rangers, Guidetti was out of his depth.
We posit that the higher prevalence of IPV found among women in our study may reflect higher disclosure facilitated by the use of the ascertainment tools – the CTS2 and the CBS-R in this study, which aided in the facilitation of women's interpretations of these abusive acts, thereby increasing disclosure of abuse.
Inflexible authenticity is as abusive to the art of truthful interpretation as the postmodern relativism that says any idea is as valid as any other.
Unfortunately, his hatred of priests and kings, his hasty or abusive treatment of documents, and his mania for symbolic interpretation continually distort these volumes into hallucinations or nightmares.
Feinstein would also have Congress overrule a Justice Department interpretation of a 2005 anti-torture law and declare "coercive and abusive interrogation techniques" illegal.
Therefore, I consider that any interpretation of this profile, which would be done by ignoring the confounding factors cited above, is abusive.
This interpretation is dangerous: Cops can use charges of resisting arrest to justify excessive force and cover up abusive behavior.
This interpretation is dangerous: Cops can use charges of resisting arrest to justify excessive force and cover up abusive behavior.
