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Discover LudwigThe phrase "abusive reliance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an excessive or harmful dependence on something or someone, often implying a negative impact.
Example: "The company's abusive reliance on outdated technology ultimately led to its downfall."
Alternatives: "excessive dependence" or "harmful reliance".
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These days, my poison of choice is Destiny, Bungie's Halo follow-up, a massively multiplayer online game which has been criticised for its abusive reliance on risk-reward cycles and random number generators.
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Women were often compelled to engage in transactional sex or remain in violent or abusive relationships due to their reliance on men in their communities to provide food for themselves and their children.
Teens' reliance on a priori knowing placed blame on the victim for not knowing beforehand that her boyfriend would become abusive.
Abusive bosses.
Reliance rejects these allegations.
Reliance denies these claims.
Reliance knows this.
"Even abusive.
Verbally abusive.
Abusive tweets poured forth.
Are these shows abusive?
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