The phrase "abusive waste" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe waste that is harmful or damaging, often in a context related to environmental issues or resource management.
Example: "The factory's practices resulted in the production of abusive waste that polluted the local river."
Alternatives: "harmful waste" or "toxic waste".
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A recent incumbent made a dress out of used plastic bags; another tried to express "our society's abusive pattern of production and waste" by weaving bits of trash together.No one knows Mumbai's recycling rate, but it seems likely to exceed San Francisco's, for a simple reason.
And even more alarming are abusive practices involving dumping municipal wastes into our near-shore and ocean resources and deep-well injection of some of our most problematic liquid wastes.
Francisco Granados, who is responsible for justice and home affairs in the Madrid government, said, "We just can't continue to pay such a high bill and waste taxpayers' money on some abusive usage of the system".
If not, we are wasting American taxpayers' money and risk prolonging the abusive conduct that we seek to prevent".
Hard data — migrants washing up on the shores of an amoral capitalism, the planet laid waste, wives trapped by the rules that tie them to abusive husbands, the evident connection between gender equality and justice for all — requires the reinterpretation of traditional beliefs, religious and secular both.
Ralph I regret not moving out of NY State when i was young Bob I regret the lack of self-assurance and confidence in being alone that led me to waste my 20s (and all the physical perkiness and lack of wrinkles that come with those years!) on emotionally abusive relationships and "friends" who turned out to be capricious gossips in the end.
